Re: LaTeX / Metafont was Re: Arabic transliteration
From: | H. S. Teoh <hsteoh@...> |
Date: | Friday, November 15, 2002, 17:18 |
On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 11:47:04AM -0500, John Cowan wrote:
[snip]
> No problem. Walk, jog, cycle, drive, or fly to your nearest bookstore
Mmmm. I think I will _je're_ the _jyy'i_.[*] ;-)
> -- not a rack of paperbacks in a convenience store, but an actual
> bookstore, anywhere in the world. They will happily order any book in
> print for you, and even call you when the book arrives.
Ahh. I think I've actually seen Special Order booths in local bookstores
before. Why didn't it click before?! I must've been conlanging too much.
:-P *kicks self*
> Then go back with a fistful of dead presidents (or local equivalent),
> and you will have what you wanted.
[snip]
It's dead Queens on this side of the border. :-) Well, sometimes dead
premiers/generals/etc., but since the Queen *is* the figurehead... Oh, and
dead ducks and loons, too, but those are just side-effects. :-P
[*] Obscure Ebisedian references:
_je're_ = literally, "to door". I.e., to enter, to go through a door, to
exit via a door, etc..
_jyy'i_ = "door", "gate", "(tele)portal".
T
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