In this thread we only can talk in formal speak

[Blooie]

<Genteel and refined clearing of laryngeal passage in preparation for the dissemination of essential information>

He who doth not tooteth his own horn oft doth not getteth his horn tootethed.

No need for spontaneous and raucous expressions of appreciation. One merely does what one can.

 

[Gallus Gallus Domesticus]

Good-day fellow avian acquaintances! I do wish you all are doing well.
This week we recieved our shipment of Bielefelder chicks, I have to say that they are quite intellegent! Haha!

But sadly my computer time has expired for this 24-hour period. Parting is such sweet sorrow, I shall see you all tomorrow! Haha!

 

[PeepersMama]

I must admire your excellent acting skills, dear Gallus. Well played, well played. ,':^]

 

[Abriana]

we may only speak in formal language and call simple objects/items complex descriptions(ie: i scribed(wrote) with a sharpend shaft of graphite wrapped in wood(pencil) on a thin sheet of opaque fiberus wood(paper)

Ooh! This vexed me the first moment I saw it but as I looked deeply into its intricacies I introspected that I’d like to try.

 

[GldnValleyHens]

My gallus domesticus promenade through picturesque virescent lawns,
clucking and plucking slender green blades. The gallant male specimen puffs
his feathered breast as the glowing sun descends into the west.

I used rhyming and alliteration there

 

[Gallus Gallus Domesticus]

I must admire your excellent acting skills, dear Gallus. Well played, well played. ,':^]

Whatever do you mean, @PeepersMama?

 

[Crow-ded house]

If one were boorish, one might inquire if on would be privy to the intentions of formal conversations yet methinks one is quiet intrigued indeed.

 

[Blooie]

Might I be so bold as to issue a slight correction to your missive? The correct word would be "quite" when used in the context of your thought. In contrast, the word "quiet" is most appropriately what I would be wise to do at this moment.

 

[PeepersMama]

I desire to wish all the grammatically intelligent members of this thread a happy Easter, and wisdom in discerning any April Fool's pranks that may be played on this double-date of holidays.

 

[Abriana]

I feel prestige and honor to be a member of the grammatically intelligent.