PANGRAMS II

A pangram is a sentence that uses every letter of the alphabet at least once. The fewer letters used, the better the pangram - theoretically. The shortest pangrams usually pay the price of being awkward and near non-sensical.

The following pangrams are from GAMES Magazine - May, 1983.

Six of my tranquilized pigs have bad lockjaw.
Edward Dermon - 37 letters

Crazy kid quit job to help fix woman's glove.
Nancy Wiser - 35 letters

Quiz show vexed by lack of rating jump.
John Meader - 31 letters