Re: Can any of your conlangs do this?

Various authors:
>=20
> Marc Monnier:
> Gall, amant de la reine, alla (tour magnanime)
> Galamment de l'Ar=E8ne =E0 la tour Magne, =E0 N=EEmes
>=20
> Charles Cros:
> Par le bois de Djinn, o=F9 s'entasse de l'effroi
> Parle, bois du gin ou cent tasses de lait froid
>=20
> and a pun:
> Quelle est la sainte qui n'a pas besoin de jarreti=E8res?
> Sainte S=E9bastienne
> Sainte: ses bas se tiennent
Now hear this. I just read in the paper that some guy
(an Israeli mathematician, I think) "discovered" a code
in the Old Testament... by eliminating all spaces and
then grouping the letters (in the original text) to form
meaningful phrases, using a computer to keep track of
them. You probably heard of something like that some time
ago; a guy who took the letters in the Bible, placed in
a square and the read it across and down like a crossword
puzzle. (Of course he wrote a best-seller on that.)

Well, just wanted to tell you... It really deserves no
comments, except "Why don't I get such ideas?!"


--Pablo Flores