00:00 1. Welcome Part 1 00:13 1. d 00:20 2. d (2) Part 2 00:26 1. w 00:33 2. T 00:38 3. F Part 3 00:47 1. B 00:52 2. O 00:58 3. o 01:03 4. b Part 4 01:12 1. f 01:18 2. a 01:24 3. r 01:28 4. t Part 5 01:36 1. y 01:40 2. s 01:46 3. j 01:51 4. n 01:56 5. v 02:02 6. x 02:07 7. c 02:12 8. c (2) Part 6 02:22 1. Spoon Part 7 02:46 1.Piglet 02:59 2. Rabbit 03:15 3. Jaguar Part 8 03:28 1. God bye
The Council has decided. You are not allowed to use the letters D, W, T, F, B, O, A, R, Y, S, J, N, V, X, and C in your sentences, or you shall be sent to prison or be exiled. The punishment can be lifted when you've figured out how to unshred the things you have shredded. But until then, you can only use the letters E, G, H, I, K, L, M, P, Q, U, and Z in all your verbal or written texts. We have written these pangrams with the letters you disrespected replaced with slashes so that you can see how screwed you are. /HE QUI/K ///// /// /UMP/ //E/ /HE L/Z/ //G P//K M/ /// /I/H /I/E //ZE/ LIQU// /UG/ Sincerely, the Nollop Council
Lowercase D break into three pieces Letter W break into four pieces Uppercase T break into four pieces Uppercase F break into four pieces Uppercase B break into two pieces Uppercase O break into three pieces Lowercase O break into three pieces Lowercase B break into three pieces Lowercase F break into four pieces Lowercase A break into three pieces Lowercase R break into four pieces Lowercase T break into four pieces Lowercase Y break into four pieces Letter S break into four pieces Lowercase J break into five pieces Lowercase N break into four pieces Letter V break into four pieces Letter X break into four pieces Uppercase C break into four pieces Lowercase C break into four pieces
Lowercase D break into two pieces Letter W break into three pieces Uppercase T break into three pieces Uppercase F break into three pieces Uppercase B almost break into two pieces Uppercase O almost into two pieces Lowercase O almost break into two pieces Lowercase B almost break into two pieces Lowercase F break into three pieces Lowercase A break into two pieces Lowercase R break into three pieces Lowercase T break into three pieces pieces Lowercase Y break into three pieces Letter S break into three pieces Lowercase J break into four pieces Lowercase N black into three pieces Letter V break into three pieces Letter X break into three pieces Uppercase C break into three pieces Lowercase C break into three pieces
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I would also like to know this for my 3 year old son Jeremy. He loves to play with wooden letters, but keeps breaking them because they aren'T shredder-proof. Clearly they don't make them like they used to... I'm hoping that if i run one of these machines in reverse, i can produce some replacement letters. It would also make for a great party trick! Anyways, i gotta go out and buy replacement letters, my son spelt out a racial slur by sequentially shredding wooden letters...
@@thymark First, thanks for replying. When I was a child, I liked to play with Alphabet toys like that. That's a memory of childhood for me. I like your shredding video.
