Of course it can be very concise as well. Famous quotation below (not sure of the original author you probably know 😂)
CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗?

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First word is the same verb as starts Catullus 85.
People being crucified? Anyway gotta go now, will try again later :)
Emperors being emperors. Especially Caligula.
Emperors!
OK context: something an emperor might be fond of saying.
Both active.
I'm still struggling with that one :) Can you tell me which person the subjunctive is?
Both are third person plural present subjunctive. The middle word is a temporal conjunction.
The two long words are both present subjunctive.
It's in Latin, and a good example of how concise you can be with subjunctives.
Of course it can be very concise as well. Famous quotation below (not sure of the original author you probably know 😂)
CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗?
Or Cicero whose sentences sometimes go on for several pages 😂
I probably should impose a character limit yes. There isn't officially one for URLs but about 2000 characters seems to be a sensible maximum according to AI searches.
Nice bodge! I just hope the heat from that exhaust manifold isn't too much for the zip ties.
The title and author (and who set the puzzle) would be nice but I think I'd need to start using a server to store things. It's too much to squeeze into the long URL. If I did use a server we could also have leaderboards and streaks and things.
Well I made it confusing :) Always the difficulty with this kind of software. If only everyone had stuck with UNIX all along.
you will get the time in there as well. That seems more logical.
Now you mention it I see that is a bit confusing. As soon as you've done it the time (and the link to the puzzle) goes into the clipboard. But if you then hit SHARE it replaces the contents of the clipboard with just the link but no time 🤦. I guess I could make it so that if you've solved it...
Thanks will watch!
From The Tale of Two Bad Mice by Potter.
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CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗?