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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 13, 2002
It does, doesn't it. Actually, Scots English can be very hard to comprehend as well.
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Peaceful Dragon (napping) Posted Jul 14, 2002
Have you been here: http://www.rinkworks.com/dialect/ ?
No Scots English, and the Cockney is too understandable, so I suspect they didn't know what they were doing when they added that, but... well, it's fun anyway...
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Arthbard Posted Jul 17, 2002
Er...
*reads the backlog and posts something that is very useful and not completely beside the point, whatever that point may be or if there even was one*
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Peaceful Dragon (napping) Posted Jul 18, 2002
"Er..." could function as a CK, couldn't it?
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 19, 2002
's great. There are dialectizers everywhere. One of my favourites is seeing my page in Elmer Fudd.
Possibly. It'd be a neutron CK- subatomic particle (I can use long words like "marmalade" and "antidisestablishmentarianism" I can<incrediblypround>
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Arthbard Posted Jul 26, 2002
Well, "Ah" already acts as the neutron, so "Er" would have to be something else...I don't know what...I suggest we just make something up...Something like...Snutrode...
(Sure, you can use big words, but what's more impressive is using them properly in a grammatically correct sentence, like this one: Antidisestablishmentarianism is a very big word.)
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Researcher 185550 Posted Aug 3, 2002
"Er" could be the tvhospitaliton.
Or "Marmalade, like antidisestablishmentarianism, is a hard word to spell".
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Peaceful Dragon (napping) Posted Aug 4, 2002
We should be careful with long and complicated words like 'antidisestablishmentarianism' that take a lot of energy to type - think of the entropy.
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Peaceful Dragon (napping) Posted Aug 5, 2002
Is everybody in the word aware of where they can get this word for copying & pasting? Takes a lot of energy to search for that, too.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Aug 6, 2002
Well, no. But if it's just nearby you copy an paste from there. Such as with antidisestablishmentarianism.
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Arthbard Posted Aug 8, 2002
antidisestablishmentarianism...Yes, that's quite convenient. The problem is always having an antidisestablishmentarianism around whenever you need it. I mean, there don't really seem to be that many antidisestablishmentarianisms around in the world.
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Arthbard Posted Aug 15, 2002
Yes, I think this should make it easier to insert the word...Oh, wait while I cut...The word Antidisestablishmentarianism into conversations all over...Assuming that I'm in them, of course...
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Researcher 185550 Posted Aug 15, 2002
Yes. I have gone antidisestablishmentarianism on my nickname and cut it down somewhat.
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