¿ʇı̣ əsnqɐ ʇ,uɐɔ noʎ ɟı̣ əpoɔı̣un sı̣ pooɓ ʇɐɥʍ: pne

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: Philip Newton (pne) wrote,
2005-01-05 13:57:00

Philip Newton
pne
2005-01-05 13:57:00

Mood: amused

¿ʇı̣ əsnqɐ ʇ,uɐɔ noʎ ɟı̣ əpoɔı̣un sı̣ pooɓ ʇɐɥʍ

Tags: fun

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pne

January 5 2005, 13:13:35 UTC 14 years ago

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I can't claim the credit, though — I saw it in this message from Seqram (Mark Shoulson).

elsajohug

11 years ago

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mmuxina

9 years ago

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bluewingedcat

January 5 2005, 13:18:08 UTC 14 years ago

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I love that I can read that easily...

pthalogreen

January 5 2005, 13:28:36 UTC 14 years ago

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ɐɥɐɥ

pne

January 5 2005, 13:37:44 UTC 14 years ago

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I imagine you're especially familiar with ɟ, since that sound occurs in Hungarian.

codigoa

Anonymous

11 years ago

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sovereigna

January 5 2005, 13:30:14 UTC 14 years ago

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love it! :D

denial_land

January 5 2005, 16:12:56 UTC 14 years ago

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that is totally awesome!!!!

isabeau

January 5 2005, 16:49:52 UTC 14 years ago

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(: əɓuɐɹʇs əɹɐ noʎ

pne

January 5 2005, 18:22:11 UTC 14 years ago

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¡ɯɐ ı̣ ‘səʎ

tungol

January 5 2005, 17:17:25 UTC 14 years ago

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¡ʇɐəɹɓ s,ʇɐɥʇ

camomiletea

January 5 2005, 19:45:32 UTC 14 years ago

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cool, βυτ Ι λικε Γρεεκ βεττερ

la_perte

July 13 2007, 07:58:01 UTC 12 years ago

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greek is awesome.

bride

January 5 2005, 20:05:59 UTC 14 years ago

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{= 'səɔɐɹq puɐ sʇəʞɔɐɹq ,səsəɥʇuəɹɐd əɥʇ dıլɟ oʇ səuıլ ɐɹʇxə ppɐ oʇ pɐɥ ı ʇnq (= �unɟ ɥɔnɯ os s�ʇɐɥʇ

bride

January 5 2005, 20:19:04 UTC 14 years ago

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Oops... I fixed my Perl script for the apostrophes and commas. =P

meeps_hitchie

January 6 2005, 00:12:52 UTC 14 years ago

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Tell me what I have to install/activate and I'll be happy to read it, too.
MEEPS!

pne

January 6 2005, 05:39:27 UTC 14 years ago

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That'll depend on your computer, what fonts you have installed, and which browser you use.

Here, have a screenshot of what it looks like on my PC:

Basically, it uses letters that are 180° rotations of other letters to spell a sentence upside-down -- some letters are in the Latin alphabet (e.g. "u" and "n" are rotations, as are "p" and "d") while others are used by linguists to represent certain sounds, and were therefore included in Unicode.