Sometimes it's easier to test skills such as typing when it is in a complete sentence where you can understand what is most likely going to be next in the phrase. People are extremely creative when they are creating their own practices, which can be interesting to learn from. They use words like bumblebee, and hummingbird, and even words that I don't believe are legitimate dictionary spellings. I find that what I am looking for is a test that is more realistic to what I am practicing for. Such as, creating subtitles for television or movies, event for live events such as Ted Talks, Senate meetings, or even court trials. I think it is also important to utilize the numbers on the keyboard such as AP31,-86, and 10-4. Or when someone is reading off a citation number like 846521597. What if you're tracking a package delivering to your residency and they mix up letters and numbers such as B245PU145Z258009751. These are more important to me to type quickly than some random quizzical sentences or phrases. I'm sure some others attempting to type faster also feel the same way. If you appreciate this sort of text, give me a vote! I'll continue to bring forth more content, maybe even get a little personal and you can write along with me in my voice! Don't you ever wonder what it's like to step into another persons shoes? Well, this is the closest way I believe that one could do so. Good luck to you all. I hope that you continuously strive to achieve the goals that brought you onto this platform in the first place.