Twelve digits, or one story?
Look at each for a few seconds. Which one could you still say back tomorrow?
A LION ROARS and KICKS a BEACH BALL into LAVA.
The same twelve digits. By the end of this page you'll read one straight off the other.
All ten sounds - seven for today.
Every digit keeps one consonant sound for good. The story only needs the seven highlighted - the rest are here so you can see the whole system, but they can wait until you want them.
Which sound does 5 keep?
Two digits, two sounds, one thing.
Take the digits two at a time. Each pair gives you two consonant sounds; add any vowels you like until it's a word you can picture. Vowels, W, H and Y don't count, so they're free.
A LION ROARS and KICKS a BEACH BALL into LAVA.
Six things, in order: 52 44 77 96 95 58. The story keeps the order for you - each thing does something to the next.
Before you look - rebuild it.
No scrolling up. Play the story in your head and let the sounds hand you the digits. This is the actual proof the method works.
What does the LION do first?
Twelve digits, from one silly story.
LION, ROAR, KICK, BEACH, BALL, LAVA were six pairs out of a hundred. Forge the rest and any number becomes a story.