Twitter competition #1

A little competition for Twitterers and non-Twitterers alike: write a sentence of up to 140 characters (including punctuation and spaces) in which no letter is used the same number of times as any other letter. The closer you can get to 140 characters the better, though the best entries may come up a couple of characters short.

As usual, answers in the comments, please.

(1st place, 10 points; 2nd place, 5 points)

What is it?

What's this? (5 points)
Answers in the comments, please.

We have a correct answer! Hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse along to see it: a garlic stem

Missing word (2)

Which word have I removed from this cartoon strip? (5 points)
Bonus: Where is the strip taken from? (5 points)
Answers in the comments, please.

Missing word (1)

What's the missing word? (5 points)


Answer in the comments. 5 points for the first person with the correct answer. When anyone reaches 50 points I'll send them £5. There'll be regular questions for the next couple of months, so now's your chance!

Update: we have a correct answer! Hold down the left mouse button to see it: pianos

No answer (1)

Looking through some old books, I found the following numbers written on a blank page in the back of a novel. They were written by my grandad approximately 40-50 years ago.



What are they? I probably used to know, but I don't know now.