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My attempt at 88:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

My attempt at 8:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

My attempt at 8:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

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My attempt at 78:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

My attempt at 7:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

My attempt at 8:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

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I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. Something like this one with 6:

Jack said to Jill, "Move, Jill, now!"
Said, too, Jill, "Move Jill now, Jack!"
To Jill, "Move, Jill, now!", Jack said.
"Jill, move! Jill!" now Jack said, too.
"Move, Jill!" now Jack said to Jill.
"Jill," now Jack said to Jill, "move!"
Now Jack said to Jill, "Move, Jill!"

But I agree with Deusovi that calling these "natural" is subjective. Also, I had to use

to/too

which I'm not sure is allowed.

Or maybe this one withMy attempt at 7:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. Something like this one with 6:

Jack said to Jill, "Move, Jill, now!"
Said, too, Jill, "Move Jill now, Jack!"
To Jill, "Move, Jill, now!", Jack said.
"Jill, move! Jill!" now Jack said, too.
"Move, Jill!" now Jack said to Jill.
"Jill," now Jack said to Jill, "move!"
Now Jack said to Jill, "Move, Jill!"

But I agree with Deusovi that calling these "natural" is subjective. Also, I had to use

to/too

which I'm not sure is allowed.

Or maybe this one with 7:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

My attempt at 7:

Jack, Google "Jill" now. Jill, Google "Jack" now.
Google "Jill" now, Jill. Google "Jack" now, Jack.
Jill, now Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google!
Now, Jill, Google "Jack". Now, Jack, Google "Jill".
Jill, Google "Jack" now. Jack, Google "Jill" now.
Google "Jack" now, Jack. Google "Jill" now, Jill.
Jack, now Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google!
Now, Jack, Google "Jill". Now, Jill, Google "Jack".

I'm thinking that speaking and names might lead to a longer one. But I agree with Deusovi that the "natural" sound of some sentences is subjective.

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