> Za eyani! Andin kisa da rayse.
>
> A devastating eruption of the mighty volcano A'Tuin,
> named for the legendary hero of the Kalusan people,
> has destroyed much of the Great Library at Kalumani,
> once the treasured respository of nearly 1800 Kalusa
> sentences. Of this vast linguistic storehouse a scant
> 700 sentences survived the destruction.
>
> Now the few surviving Kalusans struggle to rebuild
> what was lost of their unique language. It is hoped
> that out of the ashes a greater, more expressive
> Kalusa will rise like the mighty Phoenix.
>
> Will Kalusa become an extinct conlang, or will it
> survive and grow? Only time will tell. Witness history
> in the making at
http://kalusa.fiziwig.com
>
> (This message brought to you by the Kalusan Ministry
> of Linguistics.)
>
> --gary
>
Grim news indeed. Or is it? Perhaps A'Tuin the Awesome was
discriminating in the sentences it destroyed?
--larry the lowercased