A Conversation for Pig Latin

Indeed beware!

Post 1

random fat bird

A little cruel to use a nonsense poem to illustrate, but fun nonethelesssmiley - winkeye Frumious bandersnatches all round? Or perhaps a jubjub bird? Ah well, onwardssmiley - smiley


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Post 2

Tashalls, Muse of Flights of Fancy (Losing Weight at A858170)

hehehe - never made much sense anyway, but pig latin renders it even more incomprehensible.

*Tashalls shuns frumious bandersnatches as she exits*


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Post 3

World Service Memoryshare team

he he he! Sorry about that smiley - winkeye


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Post 4

Researcher 194670

So thou hast slain the jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy,
Oh frabtious day, calloo callah
he chortled in his joy!

or at least I think that's how it goes...


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Post 5

Researcher 194670

Oh, by the way...why don't the 'and's & 'the's get translated?


Because that would be nonsensical?

Post 6

Mannerheim


Ahh...

Post 7

Fish Dispenser 31292b

I love that poem... one of the greatest adventure stories ever! Oh, by the way, for a really weird twist, in Douglas Hofstadter's Godel, Escher, Bach, there's a version of it in three different languages! Really! There's the original English, then German and French.


Ahh...

Post 8

Seb

I've seen it in Klingon and Latin as well.


ok...

Post 9

aziiaph_kuumnzah

Klingon... ok...
*wonders*


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