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I've been thinking about Squanchics (how we Squanch words) and language in general.
I really Squanch that it matters not if Squanch uses words we are familiar with when they are Squanching or writing. We can figure out what they mean Squanchively. It only takes a few clues.
Squanch this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a squanch, would you know what they were Squanching about? Squanch'd bet money that you would. There is Squanch more adaptable on God's Squanch earth than the human mind.
Have you ever Squanched how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You Squanch have to be a rocket Squanchist to realize that you actually Squanch a Squanch percentage of them.
By now, you should have Squanched out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you Squanch it in four words?
Bonus: Can you tell which animated TV series I've been watching?
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I've been thinking about Squanchics (how we Squanch words) and language in general.
I really Squanch that it matters not if Squanch uses words we are familiar with when they are Squanching or writing. We can figure out what they mean Squanchively. It only takes a few clues.
Squanch this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a squanch, would you know what they were Squanching about? Squanch'd bet money that you would. There is Squanch more adaptable on God's Squanch earth than the human mind.
Have you ever Squanched how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You Squanch have to be a rocket Squanchist to realize that you actually Squanch a Squanch percentage of them.
By now, you should have Squanched out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you Squanch it in four words?
Bonus: Can you tell which animated TV series I've been watching?
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I've been thinking about Squanchics (how we Squanch words) and language in general.
I really Squanch that it matters not if Squanch uses words we are familiar with when they are Squanching or writing. We can figure out what they mean Squanchively. It only takes a few clues.
Squanch this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a squanch, would you know what they were Squanching about? Squanch'd bet money that you would. There is Squanch more adaptable on God's Squanch earth than the human mind.
Have you ever Squanched how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You Squanch have to be a rocket Squanchist to realize that you actually Squanch a Squanch percentage of them.
By now, you should have Squanched out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you Squanch it in four words?
Bonus: Can you tell which animated TV series I've been watching?
cipher language
asked 1 hour ago
Chowzen
12.6k237173
I've been thinking about Squanchics (how we Squanch words) and language in general.
I really Squanch that it matters not if Squanch uses words we are familiar with when they are Squanching or writing. We can figure out what they mean Squanchively. It only takes a few clues.
Squanch this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a squanch, would you know what they were Squanching about? Squanch'd bet money that you would. There is Squanch more adaptable on God's Squanch earth than the human mind.
Have you ever Squanched how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You Squanch have to be a rocket Squanchist to realize that you actually Squanch a Squanch percentage of them.
By now, you should have Squanched out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you Squanch it in four words?
Bonus: Can you tell which animated TV series I've been watching?
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Filling in the squanches with their implied meanings:
I've been thinking about semantics (how we understand words) and language in general.
I really believe that it matters not if someone uses words we are familiar with when they are talking or writing. We can figure out what they mean intuitively. It only takes a few clues.
Take this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a unicycle, would you know what they were talking about? I'd bet money that you would. There is nothing more adaptable on God's green earth than the human mind.
Have you ever wondered how often you actually read every word in a sentence? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that you actually ignore* a small* percentage of them.
By now, you should have figured out what the underlying, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you name it in four words?
The ones marked with asterisks stolen from @gabbo1092 :)
When you
Take the first letter from each word
It reads
SUBSTITUTING WORDS IS FUN
Title:
To be or not to be: That is the question.
Which produces BBQ :)
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
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@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
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@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
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@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
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My attempt at deciphering the paragraph:
I've been thinking about (phon)ics (how we (learn?) words) and language in general.
I really (think) that it matters not if (one) uses words we are familiar with when they are (speak)ing or writing. We can figure out what they mean (relat)ively. It only takes a few clues.
(Take) this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a (unicycle), would you know what they were (talk)ing about? (I)'d bet money that you would. There is (few?) more adaptable on God's (great) earth than the human mind.
Have you ever (wonder/notic)ed how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You (would) have to be a rocket (scient)ist to realize that you actually (read) a (small) percentage of them.
By now, you should have (figured)ed out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right? Can you (describe) it in three words?
My answer:
Based on what I think this post means my three word answer would be: Understanding replacement words.
answered 27 mins ago
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I’m really unsure about this, but is it the
The redundancy in the English language?
Three words?
Context in English?
Explanation:
You can figure out the meaning of most of the Squanch words just from context
answered 27 mins ago
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3 Answers
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Filling in the squanches with their implied meanings:
I've been thinking about semantics (how we understand words) and language in general.
I really believe that it matters not if someone uses words we are familiar with when they are talking or writing. We can figure out what they mean intuitively. It only takes a few clues.
Take this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a unicycle, would you know what they were talking about? I'd bet money that you would. There is nothing more adaptable on God's green earth than the human mind.
Have you ever wondered how often you actually read every word in a sentence? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that you actually ignore* a small* percentage of them.
By now, you should have figured out what the underlying, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you name it in four words?
The ones marked with asterisks stolen from @gabbo1092 :)
When you
Take the first letter from each word
It reads
SUBSTITUTING WORDS IS FUN
Title:
To be or not to be: That is the question.
Which produces BBQ :)
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
2
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
1
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
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up vote
3
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Filling in the squanches with their implied meanings:
I've been thinking about semantics (how we understand words) and language in general.
I really believe that it matters not if someone uses words we are familiar with when they are talking or writing. We can figure out what they mean intuitively. It only takes a few clues.
Take this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a unicycle, would you know what they were talking about? I'd bet money that you would. There is nothing more adaptable on God's green earth than the human mind.
Have you ever wondered how often you actually read every word in a sentence? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that you actually ignore* a small* percentage of them.
By now, you should have figured out what the underlying, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you name it in four words?
The ones marked with asterisks stolen from @gabbo1092 :)
When you
Take the first letter from each word
It reads
SUBSTITUTING WORDS IS FUN
Title:
To be or not to be: That is the question.
Which produces BBQ :)
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
2
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
1
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Filling in the squanches with their implied meanings:
I've been thinking about semantics (how we understand words) and language in general.
I really believe that it matters not if someone uses words we are familiar with when they are talking or writing. We can figure out what they mean intuitively. It only takes a few clues.
Take this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a unicycle, would you know what they were talking about? I'd bet money that you would. There is nothing more adaptable on God's green earth than the human mind.
Have you ever wondered how often you actually read every word in a sentence? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that you actually ignore* a small* percentage of them.
By now, you should have figured out what the underlying, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you name it in four words?
The ones marked with asterisks stolen from @gabbo1092 :)
When you
Take the first letter from each word
It reads
SUBSTITUTING WORDS IS FUN
Title:
To be or not to be: That is the question.
Which produces BBQ :)
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
Filling in the squanches with their implied meanings:
I've been thinking about semantics (how we understand words) and language in general.
I really believe that it matters not if someone uses words we are familiar with when they are talking or writing. We can figure out what they mean intuitively. It only takes a few clues.
Take this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a unicycle, would you know what they were talking about? I'd bet money that you would. There is nothing more adaptable on God's green earth than the human mind.
Have you ever wondered how often you actually read every word in a sentence? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to realize that you actually ignore* a small* percentage of them.
By now, you should have figured out what the underlying, basic idea of this post is, right?
Can you name it in four words?
The ones marked with asterisks stolen from @gabbo1092 :)
When you
Take the first letter from each word
It reads
SUBSTITUTING WORDS IS FUN
Title:
To be or not to be: That is the question.
Which produces BBQ :)
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
edited 6 mins ago
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
answered 22 mins ago
jafe
11k24119
11k24119
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
2
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
1
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
2
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
1
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
Plus one for the first two squanches! I've edited my original question from three to four. Three was from an earlier draft. :( Does this help?
– Chowzen
11 mins ago
1
1
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
Possible last few words rot13:(vtaber, fznyy, znxvat gur ynfg gjb jbeqf vf sha (fgvyy pna'g svaq fbzrguvat sbe h naq a gubhtu))
– gabbo1092
9 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
@gabbo1092 I think you're right!
– jafe
8 mins ago
2
2
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
@jafe the last word could be anzr
– El-Guest
6 mins ago
1
1
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
@El-Guest great minds... was just typing that in :)
– jafe
5 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
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My attempt at deciphering the paragraph:
I've been thinking about (phon)ics (how we (learn?) words) and language in general.
I really (think) that it matters not if (one) uses words we are familiar with when they are (speak)ing or writing. We can figure out what they mean (relat)ively. It only takes a few clues.
(Take) this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a (unicycle), would you know what they were (talk)ing about? (I)'d bet money that you would. There is (few?) more adaptable on God's (great) earth than the human mind.
Have you ever (wonder/notic)ed how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You (would) have to be a rocket (scient)ist to realize that you actually (read) a (small) percentage of them.
By now, you should have (figured)ed out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right? Can you (describe) it in three words?
My answer:
Based on what I think this post means my three word answer would be: Understanding replacement words.
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
2,795530
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up vote
1
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My attempt at deciphering the paragraph:
I've been thinking about (phon)ics (how we (learn?) words) and language in general.
I really (think) that it matters not if (one) uses words we are familiar with when they are (speak)ing or writing. We can figure out what they mean (relat)ively. It only takes a few clues.
(Take) this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a (unicycle), would you know what they were (talk)ing about? (I)'d bet money that you would. There is (few?) more adaptable on God's (great) earth than the human mind.
Have you ever (wonder/notic)ed how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You (would) have to be a rocket (scient)ist to realize that you actually (read) a (small) percentage of them.
By now, you should have (figured)ed out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right? Can you (describe) it in three words?
My answer:
Based on what I think this post means my three word answer would be: Understanding replacement words.
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
2,795530
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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up vote
1
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My attempt at deciphering the paragraph:
I've been thinking about (phon)ics (how we (learn?) words) and language in general.
I really (think) that it matters not if (one) uses words we are familiar with when they are (speak)ing or writing. We can figure out what they mean (relat)ively. It only takes a few clues.
(Take) this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a (unicycle), would you know what they were (talk)ing about? (I)'d bet money that you would. There is (few?) more adaptable on God's (great) earth than the human mind.
Have you ever (wonder/notic)ed how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You (would) have to be a rocket (scient)ist to realize that you actually (read) a (small) percentage of them.
By now, you should have (figured)ed out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right? Can you (describe) it in three words?
My answer:
Based on what I think this post means my three word answer would be: Understanding replacement words.
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
2,795530
My attempt at deciphering the paragraph:
I've been thinking about (phon)ics (how we (learn?) words) and language in general.
I really (think) that it matters not if (one) uses words we are familiar with when they are (speak)ing or writing. We can figure out what they mean (relat)ively. It only takes a few clues.
(Take) this for an example: If someone told you that they love it when clowns juggle while riding a (unicycle), would you know what they were (talk)ing about? (I)'d bet money that you would. There is (few?) more adaptable on God's (great) earth than the human mind.
Have you ever (wonder/notic)ed how Squanch you actually Squanch every word in a sentence? You (would) have to be a rocket (scient)ist to realize that you actually (read) a (small) percentage of them.
By now, you should have (figured)ed out what the Squanching, basic idea of this post is, right? Can you (describe) it in three words?
My answer:
Based on what I think this post means my three word answer would be: Understanding replacement words.
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
2,795530
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
2,795530
answered 27 mins ago
gabbo1092
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answered 27 mins ago
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1
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I’m really unsure about this, but is it the
The redundancy in the English language?
Three words?
Context in English?
Explanation:
You can figure out the meaning of most of the Squanch words just from context
answered 27 mins ago
JavaScriptCoder
1415
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I’m really unsure about this, but is it the
The redundancy in the English language?
Three words?
Context in English?
Explanation:
You can figure out the meaning of most of the Squanch words just from context
answered 27 mins ago
JavaScriptCoder
1415
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I’m really unsure about this, but is it the
The redundancy in the English language?
Three words?
Context in English?
Explanation:
You can figure out the meaning of most of the Squanch words just from context
answered 27 mins ago
JavaScriptCoder
1415
I’m really unsure about this, but is it the
The redundancy in the English language?
Three words?
Context in English?
Explanation:
You can figure out the meaning of most of the Squanch words just from context
answered 27 mins ago
JavaScriptCoder
1415
answered 27 mins ago
JavaScriptCoder
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answered 27 mins ago
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