I wonder whether there's an onstigende wendere (no, that's not a stæfleahtor and my gesamnung does not have a wælwyrm -- read on) that knows this idelgylp and can convert a random webb tramet using these Englisc words. But as long as the Circolwyrde Wordhord is on my leohtspeccabord, it's quite a distraction. (I'm impressed -- it even includes "hundcu"!) I'd better make a æstel. (I hope everyone's ymbsceawere shows the þorns and eðs and ligatures (and any other special regol) correctly. If not, it's a wyrm.)
Okay, so this ærende isn't exactly nyttendfreondlic, I'll admit. But if you're wondering what I'm babbling, you can RTGL (ræde þa gehæmendan larboc) It's amazing what you can find on the woruldwidewebb, isn't it? Please don't bælweorpan me for this. Here, have a grennung. :-)
Wow, that took a lot of sniðan and clifian. My mus got quite a workout!
(Alas, I don't know enough of the language to write the whole ærende in it, so I have to resort to this pidgin. But wow, I'm such a oferleornere for doing this. Blame it on poor sleep. It's naptime.)
Hey, anyone got a wordwyrhta that'll let me enter these characters without having to type þ and æ all the time? Foreadihtung options for 'vim'?
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If you aren't using any other ampersand characters, maybe anpersand and the vertical OR.
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I only just kind of got Middle English and "The Wife of Bath's Tale" scared me. Machiavelli with tits and that kinda thing. What's gonna happen if I figure this stuff out? Where do I go for runes and other strange characters? Not tonight. I still have to finish researching geckos.
Butterfluff, if you're willing, I'd like the stats on that book I got a vague glance at. I want one.
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The Mother Tongue
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