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Jon Boy
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Obvious some do not think of me are hip. In this wire of, examine the spiral of I the bad one, which show him my new language of the hip. It is not fresh? I bet the desire with him which you could the speech.
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Youth ap Orem
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Sounds like Yoga Ebonics to me.
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*winces*

[Razz]

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No, see... this is hip.
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saxon75
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quote:
It is not fresh?
It is not fresh.
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Youth ap Orem
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Is it frizzy frizesh.
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It's so fresh it's got green stuff all over it.
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I wonder, if Jon Boy's hip new language not so hip and new is. I think, that some syntaxes of old languages, when applied to English, strange sound might. I however may an advantage have, because I better than most of you him know.

Am I right?

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Julie
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my... head... hurts.
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Maethoriell
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That's so wrong.
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Jon Boy
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They are everything the right jealous, whom you cannot understand my really fresh language. Procure with it, individually.
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katharina
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*uses Jon Boy's slang as tender*
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Tender, tinder or?
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"Mutara is sector forbidden, takes permits many, money more."
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saxon75
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All your base are belong to us.
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Annie
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I'm guessing Old English syntax, though babel-fished Japanese might be right up there [Razz]
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English where privately, I am translated Japan is liked. I the fact that the indication is read with the electronic equipment where when you are newest is tried simply whether, or whether attempt communicates to origami completely, enjoy the twist of the syntax which you receive.
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*runs screaming from thread*
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Jon Boy
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Nonbad, Annie. It is not old syntax English, although or still Japanese. The answer is rather simple, although I it not straight still legend.
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If it were a translation, it'd much more likely be from French or Welsh than Japanese, I think.
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Jon Boy
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Annie was, Saxon at the nearest. Good assumption, although.
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I know Japanese really and because of Chinese character when am not, babelfish with this like the challenge where there is very good really is, when you verify and someone obtains that on the right, whether or not methodological, as it is called in kind of that is seen it is possible to translate.
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Black Mage
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Bling-bling?
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Eruve Nandiriel
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We doesn't need to use your "hip" language, we uses our own.

(ooh, we has a scary thought: Yoda/Gollum language [Angst] )

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Black Mage
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Wise we are, my precious?
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Y'all best be playin'...jeez..trippin' ^ in hea..
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Eruve Nandiriel
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BM is not our precious. BM cannot call us that. Rhaegar is our precious.
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Black Mage
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Realize that, I do. Suggesting what would be said, I was.
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Eruve Nandiriel
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Ok, the plural talk is getting really confusing now...
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Black Mage
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What plural talk, Black Mage wants to know.

Using Yoda-speak and third person, Black Mage is.

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Eruve Nandiriel
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Plural talk Gollum language is.
Very weird we thinks this is.

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Black Mage
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Lost, Black Mage is. Care, he doesn't.
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Eruve Nandiriel
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Very confused by this, we is. Will stop now we thinks.
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Black Mage
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Corect grammar "we think" is, not "we thinks".
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Eruve Nandiriel
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Not in Gollum speek.
Gollum refers to self as "we" and "us".
Verbs are referred to like another person. ie: thinks instead of think, likes instead of like, etc....

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I'm still flailing, Jon Boy. It seems like you are mostly just changing word order ("Saxon, Annie was closest." becomes "Annie was, Saxon at the nearest.") but you also seem to be changing what some of the words mean. I have no idea what you're doing with "still" and "legend" in this one: "The answer is rather simple, although I it not straight still legend." Actually, there's a lot about that sentence I don't comprehend.
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Black Mage
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Confusing BM, you are.
Care, he does not.

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Jon Boy
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Authorization, legend I to it, as it functions. The Spanish and rear part goes and later to it translated that the German and rear part to Babelfish, translates it. Simply, is not it?

Or in English:

Okay, I'll tell you how it works. Go to Babelfish, translate it to Spanish and back, and then translate that to German and back. Simple, isn't it?

[ November 26, 2003, 05:17 PM: Message edited by: Jon Boy ]

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For I might DO this all my work today. You want ton note? You got ton note...

This is fun! Sure, NO-ONE dog and-purchased ME, but it's great. I dog lake yet ton more another productive day stretching ahead OF ME...

[Smile]

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Eruve Nandiriel
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*runs screaming from thread*
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It had one while wonderful in Washington, the C.C. with the line and Leto. We attached the measuring instrument and we saw monuments. It was sunny a beautiful day, and nonwindy.

This is what I really typed in:

I had a wonderful time in Washington, D.C. with Lead and Leto. We rode the Metro and we saw monuments. It was a beautiful day, sunny and not windy.

This is fun!

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