And

[Rocketron]

How many times can you use the word "and" consecutively in a sentence that is both grammatically correct and makes sense ?
I can manage 5.
This is something I made up years ago, so hopefully Google won't help.
EDIT
I've just checked Google and it is on there.
Bolleaux

[Glutton4...]

Fred and John, and Bill and Tom, went to M@rks and Sp*ncers and Ab*l and C0le, and back home again.

Seven.

Not bad for a first attempt!

[Rocketron]

They're not consecutive Glutton4.
Nice try.

[veggiechicken]

You cannot use the words "and " and "and" and " and" and "And" and "and" et al consecutively in one sentence unless you're Rocketron!

[Thelma Sanders]

nor want to

[di]

I often repeat the word several times with nothing between when the kiddies are telling tales on each other...does that count?

[Peas'n'Kews]

Surely you would create a list instead? You could use bullet points or semi colons ( to separate the words....

Much easier to read and understand.... Sorry, my P&Q-ness is coming out (and I did read "Eat Shoots and Leaves")

[Bigmallly]

"In Middle English, there was no difference between & and and, and and and &, and this situation persists in the present day."

[Rocketron]

The landlord of The Rose And Crown employs a signwriter to make him a pub sign.
He says to the signwriter "Whatever design you come up with, don't forget to leave spaces between Rose and And and And and Crown".
This was my original.
Well done to Bigmally for bettering it.

[Glutton4...]

Nutters!

[Bigmallly]

Nutters!

Thank you............

[binley100]

obviously with nowt better to do ........

[mothhawk]

Try punctuating this, then....

That that is is that that is not is not is that it it is

[Peas'n'Kews]

Doh! Head reeling, no idea!