"Hidden" Code list/discussion

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Originally Posted by Dead_Phoenix

"maliciously gleeful in the downfall of others" or gloating is the closest english term i can think of

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Yes, that sounds like the correct definition for schadenfreude although when I hear the term I also think of this...
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2006/09/2...denfreude-pie/

please remember that his topic is for codes, and not... hahahahah.. I couldn't do it lol.. I was close, but couldn't! GO GO 1079 !

Pretty cool Kantazo. While scribbling once I put together a written alphabet just to pass some time, lol. Never went anywhere from there.

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Originally Posted by Dihydrogen Monoxide

Yes, that sounds like the correct definition for schadenfreude although when I hear the term I also think of this...
http://whatever.scalzi.com/2006/09/2...denfreude-pie/

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i dont know if i like that or not

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Originally Posted by KnightHeat

please remember that his topic is for codes, and not... hahahahah.. I couldn't do it lol.. I was close, but couldn't! GO GO 1079 !

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if you have any idea of hints for us, we would be willing to listen

I have been checking all the sponsors sites too.

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Originally Posted by Dead_Phoenix

language is such an amazing thing.

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ya it really is. like in english the word "rucksack" gets used more and more and we get "bodybag" in exchange.

Ur just using Words from other languages is sometimes totally ridiculous.
like the german Stein in US:
http://shop.strato.de/WebRoot/Store1...lebiere_md.jpg

And Our Stein:
http://www.allmystery.de/i/t2f1dba_stein_titel.jpg?bc

some american - english ones amuse me like pants

americans mean:

http://www.evo.com/imgp/1500/59116/3...haki-front.jpg

english we mean:

http://www.cheapckunderwear.co.uk/im...fee-Briefs.jpg

watching american films/tv when they mention taking off there pants, does crack me up a bit

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Originally Posted by Kantazo

Long ago I started to create my own language just for fun based on circles, all vowels and consonants are based on circles and it is a langjae where the letter "K" is very important

like for example the verb to be is

Kut= To Be

Kuti= I am
Kute= You are,
Kuta= She is,
Kuto= He is,
Kutuo= he is animal,
Kutua= she is animal,
Kutu= it (neutral) in plural the last vowel doubles with accent in the last like
Kutiis= we are with the strong sound in the last i

Ket= to eat, keti= I eat etc etc
Kat= to breath, kati= I breath, etc etc
Kit= To sleep,
Kot= To drink
Now as opposite
kit- to sleep,
akit (where a= negative particle) means to wake up,
akiti= I wake up
k-akiti= past tense I woke up “k” in front of verbs makes past tense,
“k” at the end of the verb makes future tense akitik= I will wake up

Example Akiti-k (sounds like kh) "Akitik mekak I will wake up tomorrow,
meka= today,
mekak= tomorrow
k-meka= yesterday

the word ka= day k-ka k-meka= the day before yesterday kak mekak the day after tomorrow.

I shelved this for a while I may take it again.

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Imagining languages spoken by aliens who are completely different from us, possible lacking our ability to make certain noises; I imagine the K sound in your language could come from a loud clacking sound of a certain ornithological variety of alien. Something birdlike.

Evening everyone, sorry i've been away so long, i did swing by the electronics section while i was picking up my son's medicine yesterday unfortunately no codes for defiance, just the placeholder cards.