ending_on_or epitome of incomprehensibility I like the idea of ending a phrase with "or?" instead of "or not" or "or what." It's a Germysprach thing. "[Germish statement], oder?" (Nice of the epitome to use germ-related terms for Deutsch during global pandemics, or?) 210427 ... e_o_i Question rather than statement, actually. Or? 210427 ... raze the letter A is about to cease to exist on a temporary basis, but you are welcome to help me paddle in this canoe we share. or? (i know that's bending the rules, but i couldn't resist.) 210427 ... e_o_i I don't know if there are rules. I'm good at guessing at things I don't know about. :) That leaves the important questions. Assuming the temporary removal of the letter "a", would a canoe squish those in it when it becomes a "cnoe" midstream? 210503 ... raze i think it might become a little claustrophobic, but the remaining vowel_movements would allow enough space for its inhabitants to survive. (and i can't believe i forgot about "alone again or" by love.) 231103 what's it to you? who go blather from