Re: Alphabets on Langmaker.com

In a message dated 2004:02:20 10:09:44 AM, jeffrey@HENNING.COM writes:

>He'll often be inspired by real-world scripts.  (Yes, Hanuman, he's even
>done a Fraser: http://www.langmaker.com/db/alp_mathasianfraser.htm .)
    ::dead faint::

    I guess I have a lotta catchin' up to do _just_ with gettin' goomeelegoo
goin'... enough to get it listed at ya site ;)


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