Re: Spamlang?

This is clearly an ET message. It looks a little like
the Arcturus Northern Suburbs dialect. There probably
have been some interferences on the way from Arcturus
to Earth, this being a plausible explanation why
stories turned out into sotires (gamma-ray distortion
?)

I can feel a somehow threatening tone in such short
sentences like "onelm sufstwhe." or "ghnevrdhm.
oipmota." I think it doesn't sound very polite. I
should not have used the word "oipmota" myself in this
context.

--- John Cowan <cowan@...> wrote:
> I'm fairly used to random-text spam in my spam
> bucket, as I suppose
> we all are by now, but this one caught my eye: it's
> not random English
> words, nor simple random letters either.  It
> actually looks like a
> possible conlang, perhaps polysynthetic, or else a
> briefscript:
>
>
> From: "Aup Emoady"
> To: "Nyotbikr Yemlb"
> Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 20:05:17 +0000
>
> [payload snipped]
>
> edwwovtuse fouhea, efl'llcya.
> ic cypecdodyfie. hipoiekl pivcaikaremb abunki
> wscwlda.
> roipirene threbewi'd-tokobedlepunki.
> ozighwjonaoicc. onelm sufstwhe.
> gzaaggocu xonlnihrke-sguhrcl lynwncha.
> tuocurdbd-eolnmaopayu. ghnevrdhm.
> oipmota.
> ggphgokvemk ggrcoprse mchatgud, umouquiaw buxotksii.
> wfihwilool.
>
> I can't resist including this line from the payload,
> though, just because it
> shows the lengths people will go to:
>
> 		Tons of dwolnaoadble mvoies, pohtos and sotires!
>
> It took me a while to decipher the last word....
>

=====
Philippe Caquant

"He thought he saw a Rattlesnake / That questioned him in Greek: / He looked
again, and found it was / The Middle of Next Week. / "The one thing I regret',
he said, / "Is that it cannot speak !' " (Lewis Carroll)

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