Can you come up with a sentence with 5 "ands" in a row.

[styley]

Can you come up with a sentence with 5 "ands" in a row.

[grasscarp]

Something about a board for a company x and sons, were there were not enough spaces between x and and and and and sons....

[cesdlv]

Nice. I recall a similar one where you could get 11 'had's in a row; something about an essay on the past participle, where James, though John had had 'had had', had had 'had'. 'Had had' had had the examiner's approval.

[Metz]

I attempted the hads one on here,so not even going to try this one LOL !! http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puz zles/Riddles/Question376931.html

[cesdlv]

Oops, apologies Metz; the first time I have visited this site, straying from the crossword, so I did not realise it had been well aired quite recently. Given the 21 reactions, I won't be so presumptious again.

[Metz]

Think the "hads" one and the "ands" one could be different so don't apologise :o)

[Marvelman]

a landlord of a pub called The Crown And Anchor had a new sign painted, when it was finished it was not quite right, because the gap between Crown and And and And and Anchor was not the same distance apart.

[Calvados]

You could say that the film title The King And I is made up of The King and And, and And and I.

[Riddlemaster]

Well the answer I can think of is, if you have 3 friends and they are all called AND (which is short for ANDY). Therefore I could sentence like this: I am going out with mates AND and AND and AND tonight want to come along?

[wilnos]

Wouldn't the sentence "I want to put a hyphen between the words FISH and AND and AND and CHIPS in my FISH-AND-CHIPS sign" have been clearer if quotation marks had been placed before "FISH," and between "FISH" and "and," and "and" and "AND," and "AND" and "and," and "and" and "AND," and "AND" and "and," and "and" and "CHIPS," as well as after "CHIPS?"

[sheppydog]

I seem to remember a one about the song Quando, something like:

Best to use Quando meaning 'When', when ('when', 'when', 'when', 'wh...en') just sounds silly.