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A galaxy-brain meme with four sections:
I love pangrams! I even have a list of all my favorite ones:
Fix problem quickly with galvanized jets
Even with all the D&D examples, only this approaches the dork-ass energy of "sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow." These are the ones that deserve typing into a 1980s computer to check out the hardcoded font.
Cwm fjord-bank glyphs vext quiz.
The only grammatically correct perfect pangram without abbreviations.
Can you break this one down?
Cwm is a Welsh word describing a kind of circular valley head created through glacial erosion; a fjord is a long, deep and narrow sea inlet (which Norway is famous for); glyphs means symbols; vext is an archaeic spelling of vexed, which means annoyed (here as in past tense) and quiz is used in the sense of an eccentric person.
Thus, the sentence can be rewritten as: the symbols on the inlet's banks at the valley head annoyed the eccentric person.
Designers use these sometimes when designing, modifying, or setting type. I always use the sphinx one bc it’s metal.
I like the last one as: Boxer had zap of gay jock love, quits women
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