Too Ease

It’s awfully hard to portray anything in English without using any “E’s.” I was trying to do it for a bit, but it didn’t tay clong until I startid chi-ting. Although, I do hav a gnu apprishiashun for how malia bowl thuh inglish laingwidj iz.

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51 thoughts on “Too Ease

  1. Mike's avatar Mike says:

    Yours is simply by far the most original of the genre :P Well done. Chap called Wright wrote a novel without an ‘e’ http://spinelessbooks.com/gadsby/ and I’ve been known to dabble myself http://michaelmcguire.com.au/2011/09/25/writing-without-the-letter-e/

  2. You…are a clown! Love it! Lol.

  3. benzeknees's avatar benzeknees says:

    Vowels are such a useful part of our language!

  4. cavepainter's avatar cavepainter says:

    Also think of the names of consonants- Bee, Cee, Dee, eF, Gee, Dee, eL, eM, eN, Pee, eS, Tee, Vee, eX, Zee. Most either begin or end with an e. @_@

  5. SFF Madman's avatar SFF Madman says:

    That’s hilarious!

  6. mancoach4903's avatar Iamrcc says:

    Your writing is very creative. You are the reason I don’t write. I just take photos. Thanks for visiting and deciding to follow me. I hope to keep your interest.

  7. Richard A. Cross's avatar richcross13 says:

    Thanks for following my blog!

  8. Two E's's avatar Two E's says:

    Reblogged this on Two E's.

  9. Beate's avatar Beate says:

    Nop. I just put a hug. No you no whats required. Oops I got on

  10. Marlee Archer's avatar marcher88 says:

    “Grait post! And thanks for following my blog!”
    wow- only had to change one letter to avoid e’s!
    Take care
    -Marlee

  11. danaj33's avatar danaj33 says:

    Pobrecito, e.e. cummings. What would he do? Maybe take on his pal’s name: John Dos Passos

  12. Amazing I can still understand what you’re saying. I can’t imagine trying to write without ‘Es’.

  13. this was great :)

    I’m pretty sure its a great exercise. idk about english but “e ” is the most common letter in my own language (spanish)

  14. peggyfindji's avatar peggyfindji says:

    Reminds me of a French novel by Georges Perec, La Disparition, that he wrote without using any e !!!

  15. bennythomas's avatar bennythomas says:

    English is a language where you have to bite into. But EEcee one gets to do it.

  16. Ugnė's avatar Ugnė says:

    Love the post! The last sentence is especially fabulous, kind of reminds of the way friends from my country (Lithuania) transcribe the English language (or “yngliš lengvidž”) :D

  17. this is fantastic! (ha! no E’s!)

  18. egocentric title requested by “Two E’s.”
    just kidding
    …but seriously ;)

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