Sonny Limatina
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This one's easy and fun. One poster writes a sentence. Then the next scrambles up all the letters of the sentence and sorts them by both function and relative width, taking into account the frequency of possible digraph-combinations for each letter. Assign each letter the appropriate numerical value, and write that number out in numerals. Now, the only tricky part is that you're going to multiply that number not by 17, as you might think, but by 19.4! You see why that's so cool? Then you take that new number, write it out in letters, translate into Urdu and then back into English, and multiply the result by your original sentence.
Then you just write the new sentence here and the next person does the same thing. Easy right?
OK, I'll start:
Ugly penguins never pay cash.
Then you just write the new sentence here and the next person does the same thing. Easy right?
OK, I'll start:
Ugly penguins never pay cash.