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Hall of Overuse

most repeated sentences of all time

  1. 01The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.3×
  2. 02I would argue that the medulla and the hippocampus are as of yet nondeterministic in evaluation and commitment to a course of action.2×
  3. 03Brew.2×
  4. 04The purple accountant devoured seventeen reluctant staplers.1×
  5. 05I ain't gonna do that1×
  6. 06Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo1×
  7. 07Good afternoon, Josh Peck1×
  8. 08Hello, my name is Mr. Burns.1×
  9. 09No no no no no no no no.1×
  10. 10Six seven.1×

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Virgin Territory

most recent brand new sentences

  1. 01The land of commas was truly a land defined by its periods of war.clean
  2. 02Jeff was a prophet from the land of commas.clean
  3. 03This man was named Jeffclean
  4. 04Once upon a time, there was a man.clean
  5. 05Hello, bruv.clean
  6. 06Oh boy.clean
  7. 07I like the concept of good times and fun.clean
  8. 08Brew.clean
  9. 09Alright, are we still on harbor master level 7?clean
  10. 10Okay, now we're getting somewhere with the dang harbor?clean

Longest Winded

sentences with the most words

  1. 01I would argue that the medulla and the hippocampus are as of yet nondeterministic in evaluation and commitment to a course of action.23 w
  2. 02The land of commas was truly a land defined by its periods of war.14 w
  3. 03Dog walking is a particularly fun way to cause oneself to defenestrate.12 w
  4. 04I would like to verify whether or not this is true.11 w
  5. 05The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.9 w

The Numbers

everything ever said here

unique
31
said
35
grammatical
27

A sentence counts as “grammatical” when it starts with a capital, ends with punctuation, and holds together as a clause.