Post making contest 2.0

The Happening

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A book exists somewhere.
Elsewhere, its brethren call.
What measure is a book?
Is it defined by meters or yards?

Did you know this is the second most replied to thread in eagle time. Good job everyone.

This is test #1.

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This post passes no rules!


This post passes rule 4.


This post also passes rule 4.

The Happening

Rule 4.


Rule 4!

Rule 4.

A book exists somewhere.
Elsewhere, its brethren call.
What measure is a book?
Is it defined by meters or yards?

Rule 4.

Did you know this is the second most replied to thread in eagle time. Good job everyone.

Passes rules 2 and 4!

This is test #1.

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Passes rule 4.

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Spoilerpssst fogel you missed posts.

#2864 and #2865 to be precise.

I wonder what rule 4 is? it's only been broken once...

Did you know that a book exists somewhere. Good job everyone.

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書き込みの
典の当てっこ
難しい

That had lines of five, seven, and five syllables. It was supposed to say roughly, "Guessing forum posts' rules: difficult."

WWWJDIC says 典 means "ceremony; celebration; law code" when pronounced one way or "rule; law" when pronounced another way. Google Translate translates it as "scripture." What is the truth??

投稿の
ルールを推測
難しい

I am unsure if ルール counts as two or three syllables.

No books exist anywhere.

Missed this post, it only passes Rule 4.


Also missed this post, and again, only passes Rule 4.

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Spoilerpssst fogel you missed posts.

#2864 and #2865 to be precise.

Taken care of now. This post passes rule 4, also.

I wonder what rule 4 is? it's only been broken once...

Well, this post also passes Rule 4.

Did you know that a book exists somewhere. Good job everyone.

Another post that passes Rule 4.


This post passes Rule 4, too.

書き込みの
典の当てっこ
難しい

Definitely passes Rule 4.
I hadn't considered non-English languages up to now; I'm going to say that this passes Rule 2 based on what the next post informs me about it, but if I don't get that clarifying information on other foreign-language posts, I can't guarantee I'll be able to say anything about them.

That had lines of five, seven, and five syllables. It was supposed to say roughly, "Guessing forum posts' rules: difficult."

This post passes rules 2 and 4.

Reminder: my initial post this round passed Rule 3.

Is it correct that post #2882 passes rule 2?

The meantime.

But what is a meantime? In my experience, time is cruel and awful, but also really mentally arousing and most definitely not "mean."

For example, time is like the coolest thing to ever happen, by default, because time is happening. Happening as a noun and a verb. Because it's happening, and it also embodies the concept of happening.

I'm aware that this isn't very profound, but I wanted to were a sizable post instead of copying a bunch of text from somewhere.

Hugs and kisses.

WWWJDIC says 典 means "ceremony; celebration; law code" when pronounced one way or "rule; law" when pronounced another way. Google Translate translates it as "scripture." What is the truth??

The truth is that this post passes no rules.

投稿の
ルールを推測
難しい

This post passes rule 4. I do not have enough information to say if it passes rule 2. It definitely fails the others.

I am unsure if ルール counts as two or three syllables.

This post passes rule 4.

Is it correct that post #2882 passes rule 2?

This post passes rule 4, and the answer to the question posed therein is "yes".

The meantime.

But what is a meantime? In my experience, time is cruel and awful, but also really mentally arousing and most definitely not "mean."

For example, time is like the coolest thing to ever happen, by default, because time is happening. Happening as a noun and a verb. Because it's happening, and it also embodies the concept of happening.

I'm aware that this isn't very profound, but I wanted to were a sizable post instead of copying a bunch of text from somewhere.

Hugs and kisses.

This post passes no rules!

The first five counting numbers are one, two, three, four, and five.

This is a post on the forum.

I would say, "This is a post on this forum. I hope it passes more than one rule." This is another sentence.

five
seven
five

The first five counting numbers are one, two, three, four, and five.

This is a post on the forum.

I would say, "This is a post on this forum. I hope it passes more than one rule." This is another sentence.

This post passes no rules!

five
seven
five

This post passes Rule 4.

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five syllables
seven syllables
five syllables