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“Or rather, he was sad because that morning he'd understood that he'd understood nothing, because while he still understood nothing he wasn't sad at all, but now that he'd understood that he'd understood nothing he felt sad, if you follow.”
― François Lelord, Hector and the Search for Happiness

“Twist a tongue, and tongue a twist how many twists can a tongue twister twist around the twisting tongue.”
― Jazz Feylynn

“Shit â€� I was going to do it, I didn't want to do it, yet now she's said I don't have to do it, yet wants me to do it again, I don't actually know if I want to do it anymore.”
― Jimmy Tudeski, Uck It List

“Monuments make momentous men immortal, but more memorable are mortal men making mere moments monumental.”
― Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories, Vol. 3

“Twist a tongue, and tongue a twist how many twists can a tongue twister twist around their twisting tongue.

If a tongue twister's tongue could twist, how many twists would the tongue twister's tongue twist while their tongue was a twisting.”
― Jazz Feylynn

“When you see a stranger, your mouth start dancing like convulsion.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson

“When people stand with people, only then people can call themselves people, and if people can't stand with people, instead, they choose to stand against people, then what right do people have to call themselves people!”
― Abhijit Naskar, When Humans Unite: Making A World Without Borders

“But no name has ever equaled the odd name of Triplebippleabbledabblekadupledop Smith...”
― Anthony Trendl, Mr. Smith and His Delicious Ice Cream: A Bluster County Tale

“1/11/2020

X Marks the Spot Sound Tangler Riddle-Puzzle
The X:

The idea of this puzzle is like trying to say something awkward 10 times, but here each X entry has its own subtle pronunciation, which would limber up any tongue in the X-ese language. Another approach is to write them out in whatever order you want pronunciation as you go. You will find both confusingly challenging.

X (chi/ki, now YZ indeed?
eks, plural exes):

eks __ ks gz kzh k/sh h z gzh kh
kh eks __ ks gz kzh k/sh h z gzh
gzh kh eks __ ks gz kzh ks/h h z
z gzh kh eks __ ks gz kzh k/sh h
h z gzh kh eks __ ks gz kzh k/sh
k/sh h z gzh kh eks __ ks gz kzh
kzh k/sh h z gzh kh eks __ ks gz
gz kzh k/sh h z gzh kh eks __
xxxxxxxx8
marks the spot

Sound Key:
-X (own name; X-ray) not listed
-(k)/eks (excite, extra, intellectual)
-__ (silent: Sioux Falls, faux)
-ks (exit, ox, xion, ction)
-gz (exert, exaltation, auxillary, exhaust)
-kzh (luxury, Tupuxuara-flying dinosaur)
-k/sh (complexion, obnoxious, textual)
-h (Don Quixote, Xavier)
-z (xylophone, Xerox, Xanadu)
-gzh (luxurious, luxuriate)
-kh (chi, ki)

(Overlapping is subtle)

*Zenzizenzizenic8 –“the eighth power of a number.� See the archaic word site The Phrontistery online, a great collection of rare, obsolete and extinct words of all sorts.

exit....

dlaurent

2 of 2 end”
― Douglas M. Laurent

“Funny, it being homework you’d think home would be where it’s supposed to be but no, I need it at school, but you can’t call it schoolwork because that’s just stuff you do at school but it really is schoolwork you do at home and then bring it back so you could call it school-home-school work but either way it’s not here and I need to get it from home and get it to school so home is where I need to go now.”
― A and E Kirk

“So you drugged me with a drug that would keep the drug I might eat from drugging me just in case?”
― A. Kirk, Demons in Disguise