C’mon. Won’t be so hard.
Amazing, though stupid.
Can’t post here
Won’t post here
Shit(<-in verbish sense)! Did post here! 
Fenris 
Hmmmm… Very pronounish.
Counts?
This is the toughest I’ve seen yet, but I’ll try as hard as I can to post coherently.
(Pronouns are OK, right?)
Pronounish might be passable.
Well, fuck. 
Bite me! Very hard!
-L
(It would have said “This is very hard” but that would break the rules :))
Amusing… possibly challenging; definitely inevitable.
::runs::
::ducks::
::looks around::
Goddamnit, this is fucking pointless.
No!
oops. Did it.
seeks to confuse …fuck…works
Speaking requires… umm… subjecting… and… predicating… damn.
Hard to speak nounlessly. Must resort to:
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commands (Use commands. Do it. Easier.)
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not using “I”/“me” (Doing so here, in fact.)
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phrasing oddly (Forgot how to define: “Speaking has occurred.” vs. “___ spoke”)
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“Wow!” “Oh!” “Amazing!” “Damnit!” (can’t define here without doing bad)
Hard to do. Ugh. Taking long thinking. Should be working, studying, writing. Big. Due tomorrow. Heh.
When/where?
So. Hard.
Can. Not. Speak.
Can. Not. Think.
(Or. Act.)
What about pronouning correlatively, such as “what, who, where?” All are pronominal, but do not denote similarly as might be expected in pronominal. What about phrasing by speaking foreignly? What about such as “Latin, Spanish,” etc., which are technically adjectival, as in “the Latin language”? (No fair picking on what’s quoted.) What about speaking foreignly such as “e.g.” (exemplis gratia, “for a free example”?) Please clarify.
Absolutely riveting.
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Fear that “wordless” will be coming soon. Getting sillier and sillier. Must not give in to the evilness of “nounless”. Help! Help! Help!
What? Pardon? (Sighs.)
Why communicate anyway, right?
Pointless. Couldn’t care less.