Al Elric, Ed's younger brother

edited 8th Apr '12 9:21:20 PM by gingerninja666

@Story: 2nd letter is an "L" not and "I".

edited 8th Apr '12 9:21:29 PM by JapaneseTeeth

Hoho! Anthropology updated and I was totally caught by surprise because of the weird weekend!

The calculations are all mod 91. I didn't bother writing that out.

Anyway, you're going to have to post faster than that if you want to overtake WAAPT tonight.

@Ginger

...ouch.

edited 8th Apr '12 9:22:33 PM by DavidtheMouse14

Less than 100 posts to go!

Whose bright idea was it to make fonts where the lowercase L and uppercase I look the same?

We shall grind Pokemon under our hooves like the worms they are!

@Story Okay...

Dat is nu all lang heer, wol twe dusend Johr, do wöör dar en ryk Mann, de hadd ene schöne frame Fru, un se hadden sik beyde sehr leef, hadden awerst kene Kinner, se wünschden sik awerst sehr welke, un de Fru bedd'd so veel dorüm Dag un Nacht, man se kregen keen un kregen keen.

I still don't know what that means. You should probably just assume that I don't know anything about this branch of math.

Thanks! was starting to get it, but your help really, well, helped. I will send you internet cookies! ^^ (gives)

Well, I guess I'm done with my math homework now

The only German I'm familiar with is ''Der Schnittpunkt von zwei Wünsche Eine Leistung von zwei Wünsche''

edited 8th Apr '12 9:25:06 PM by Chadaman99

Vör erem Huse wöör en Hof, dorup stünn en Machandelboom, ünner dem stünn de Fru eens im Winter un schelld sik enen Appel, un as se sik den Appel so schelld, so sneet se sik in'n Finger, un dat Blood feel in den Snee.

edited 8th Apr '12 9:24:49 PM by crowlover

Well it's for Ilsemmr anyway. If you don't know what modular arithmetic is, I'd suggest you look it up.

»Ach, « säd de Fru, un süft'd so recht hoog up, un seg dat Blood vör sik an, un wöör so recht wehmödig, »hadd ik doch en Kind, so rood as Blood un so witt as Snee.« Un as se dat säd, so wurr ehr so recht fröhlich to Mode: ehr wöör recht, as schull dat wat warden.

And now the thread is in German! First fancy mathematics and now other languages? I don't know whats going on anymore.

Yeah, I was kind of doing what you gave me, except I calculated for 3^5 first and skipped 3^4.

But I find number theory to be kind of complicated. I enjoyed Geometry though. Our next unit is Cryptography, which we will probably start tomorrow. It actually sounds fun ^^

Twi doesn't seem to have studied foreign languages.

It's not even proper German. Is that like the German equivalent of Old English or something?

And that was hardly fancy mathematics. It's something people might learn in middle school if they're good at math.

Ahora vamos a hablar en otros lenguages? Donde esta Fallen cuando lo necesitamos?

This one's a bit longer.

Do güng se to dem Huse, un't güng een Maand hen, de Snee vorgüng: un twe Maand, do wöör dat gröön: und dre Maand, do kömen de Blömer uut der Eerd: un veer Maand, do drungen sik alle Bömer in dat Holt, un de grönen Twyge wören all in eenanner wussen: door süngen de Vögelkens, dat dat ganße Holt schalld, un de Blöiten felen von den Bömern: do wörr de fofte Maand wech, un se stünn ünner dem Machandelboom, de röök so schön, do sprüng ehr dat Hart vör Freuden, un se füll up ere Knee un kunn sik nich laten: un as de soste Maand vorby wöör, do wurren de Früchte dick un staark, do wurr se ganß still: un de söwde Maand, do greep se na den Machandelbeeren un eet se so nydsch, do wurr se trurig un krank: do güng de achte Maand hen, un se reep eren Mann un weend un säd »wenn ik staarw, so begraaf my ünner den Machandelboom.« Do wurr se ganß getrost, un freude sik, bet de neegte Maand vorby wöör, do kreeg se en Kind so witt as Snee un so rood as Blood, un as se dat seeg, so freude se sik so, dat se stürw.

edited 8th Apr '12 9:28:31 PM by crowlover

…This thread reminds me of the WAAPT chat pre-split, when we had random shenanigans and worldbuilding going on at the same time.

I'm pretty sure I learned it in like 6th grade, forgot it because I never needed it for anything, then had to relearn it in high school.

Okay, I'm going to bed. Goodnight, guys.

So what is it? Old German? Is there such a thing?

Blame the time of day and no new news.

edited 8th Apr '12 9:29:25 PM by Chadaman99