Replies to caret7, page 8
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@caret7 *waits*
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@caret7 heh, well, have fun with those :v
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@caret7 oh, final weeks already? that is fast
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@caret7 hey you!
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@caret7 Oh, How lovely it was! I haven't seen him in ages! I always looked up to him, (Despite me being the senior) he has a real interest in the sciences and Athletics. SOme how he ends up blending them into his daily life. We met in this fancy Japanese restaurant. ATE HALIBUT!
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@caret7 Eh,could be better, experienced a break up, Friends dealing with Some more emotional issues, my grades are falling, and finally rising... I haven't slept well in a while. ut my Home work is lenient, I have been fluctuating with my social skills, swaying a bit more on the sociable side this time. And, i... OH! I met my cousin and talked with friends! So it was fantastic!
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@caret7 Oh really? Well in any case I have no problems with you revising the message xD I revised mine quite a bit too. If you'd like to leave a critique please do. Though please be sure to mention the bad AND the good!
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@caret7 yeah, it wil start agaon tomorrow
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@caret7 hello!
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@caret7 I'm thinking of changing the header text actually to say that fans of all shows are welcome here. A lot of us watch Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe and lord knows what else.
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@caret7 It's not necessarily that this place attracts non-bronies as much as many regulars who post here are former bronies or just don't actively talk about the show here.
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@caret7 Ah I see, so we weren't thinking a substitution for writing English, don't know why I was thinking that when you said Slavic phonemes anyways. If anything else write letters backwards so you can have 52 syllables.
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@caret7 There are in truth more than 26 syllables in English if we go by spoken word especially. Are we going into this with the idea of it being phonetic?
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@caret7 I don't know, I hear Esperanto and think Slavic phonemes mixed into a Latin-based root word. But yeah Babm from first glance seems more like as you said.
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@caret7 So sort of like Esperanto, sans the Latin influence and a syllabic take on the Latin script.
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@caret7 adios
