Can you punctuate the following text to make it meaningful? It is possible:
Smith where Jones had had had had had had had had had had had had had the headmasters approval
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8 comments:
NO!
Nice Clustr map.
No, but I don't suppose I'll be able to get anything else done for the rest of the day either! Can you?
I think I got the first bit: "Smith, where Jones had had"
and the last bit:
"had had the headmaster's approval."
But perhaps not.
yeah - you're on the right track!!
The headmaster approved of neither Smith nor Jones.
Smith, where Jones had had "had", had had "had had";"had had" had had the headmaster's approval.
hey - you deleted 2 of the "hads"!! I had 13 - you have 11. Good answer tho. Here's the 13 solution:
Smith, where Jones had had "had had," had had "had had had"; "had had" had had the headmaster's approval.
that Smith really tries to push his luck. fortunately, the headmaster will have none of it.
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