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after this expression of Greek geek love from voxatron . . .

Dear Barry,

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Seeing this post is a dream come true to me.
You sir are awesome and have my highest respect.

cheers from Greece.

about the new translation aid MoManager
http://bkhome.org/blog/?viewDetailed=02681

What new Puppys will we be seeing? Tibetan? Tamil? Klingon? Navajo?

Puppy Linux
One Nation Underdog

My vote is for Abenaki and Akadien, Lobster! LOL!

Cheers/Amicalement,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge d'Acadie"

Lobster wrote:What new Puppys will we be seeing?

Well, I think it's obvious...
It's logical assumption that sooner or later Puppy will be translated to dog language, isn't it?
http://www.talkingpets.ca/en/speakdog.aspx
(try to type "crazy" - it will show an excellent example of infinite loop!)

Besides, maybe 1337..?

Greetings!

Lobster wrote:

What new Puppys will we be seeing? Tibetan? Tamil? Klingon? Navajo?

Klingon – preposterous!....................font would be “bloodwine

Thanks guys

Leet is neat
m m m . . . Klingon phrases . . .

Today is a good day to Puppy

SFR - are you our latin scholar?
We should have Puppy in 'dead' languages . . .

Anyone speak ancient Sumerian? Prepared to learn?
. . . come to think of it . . . this could be a security feature . . .
Someone tries to access your computer only to find it is
displaying in Voynichian . . . wait a minute that has not been decoded . . . yet
http://www.world-mysteries.com/sar_13.htm

Lobster wrote:SFR - are you our latin scholar?
We should have Puppy in 'dead' languages . . .

Scholar? I'm flattered. Noo, it's only my old book with few latin quotes/proverbs.
Actually it would be very good idea for people with sophisticated taste...or maybe doctors of medicine..?

#! /bin/sh
resonare "Estis medicus? (s)ic / (n)on"
legere -sn1 clavis
si [ "$clavis" = "s" ]; ergo
resonare "Grata ad Latinis Pup!"
aliter
exitus
is

(^ - mainly thanks to Google translator)

Lobster wrote:Someone tries to access your computer only to find it is
displaying in Voynichian . . . wait a minute that has not been decoded . . . yet
http://www.world-mysteries.com/sar_13.htm

...hieroglyphs seem to be decoded decently:
http://www.eyelid.co.uk/hieroglyphic-typewriter.html
That would be hard too!

Greetings!