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Pretty Scripties Showcase Thread (2014-08-19 14:40:56) :
Forked from [#35522|Pretty Scripties Showcase].
Speaking of conlang relays... I'm somewhat of the mind that we may want to start one here. Setting up regular medium-sized challenges seems to be a good way to maintain momentum. Anyone interested?
Forked from [#35522|Pretty Scripties Showcase].
Speaking of conlang relays... I'm somewhat of the mind that we may want to start one here. Setting up regular medium-sized challenges seems to be a good way to maintain momentum. Anyone interested?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-21 04:07:19.
Relays and challenges! :
And... moved. I'm also thinking of doing monthly conlang challenges; not a relay, per se, but a regular writing exercise devoted to a given topic. I'd probably do it in a hierarchical format like a blog or something.
And... moved. I'm also thinking of doing monthly conlang challenges; not a relay, per se, but a regular writing exercise devoted to a given topic. I'd probably do it in a hierarchical format like a blog or something.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-21 04:05:10.
happiness thread (2014-08-21 03:58:50) :
Lust is a subtype of gluttony when you have a lot of lust, obviously!
But, really, Ubuntu isn't [i]merely[/i] a subtype of Debian. It's also about envying shiny first-world desktop operating systems. An envy... one might even call lusty. Or maybe it's envy. Who can even really tell these days?
Lust is a subtype of gluttony when you have a lot of lust, obviously!
But, really, Ubuntu isn't [i]merely[/i] a subtype of Debian. It's also about envying shiny first-world desktop operating systems. An envy... one might even call lusty. Or maybe it's envy. Who can even really tell these days?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-21 03:58:50.
Absences (2014-08-21 03:54:33) :
[quote Nessari]…they must not have the California shifts then.
Really tho the PNW's dialect differences from everywhere else are damn subtle…I usually don't even notice them until we're discussing things and oddities emerge, and thankfully often enough Rad is able to confirm things so it's not just me being bizarre. They're also not [i]usually[/i] pronunciation-based; so far as that goes the only difference from more eastern forms of GA is our /u:/ is only weakly centralized, if at all ...
[quote Nessari]…they must not have the California shifts then.
Really tho the PNW's dialect differences from everywhere else are damn subtle…I usually don't even notice them until we're discussing things and oddities emerge, and thankfully often enough Rad is able to confirm things so it's not just me being bizarre. They're also not [i]usually[/i] pronunciation-based; so far as that goes the only difference from more eastern forms of GA is our /u:/ is only weakly centralized, if at all ...
owned by Radius, last edited 2014-08-21 03:58:17.
What are you listening to? (2014-08-21 03:52:07) :
[youtube:ENkZJ2FNrAk][caption]Carbon Based Lifeforms - Somewhere in Russia[/caption]
[youtube:ENkZJ2FNrAk][caption]Carbon Based Lifeforms - Somewhere in Russia[/caption]
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-21 03:52:07.
Absences (2014-08-21 03:48:36) :
I often notice the west coast seems to conserve /iː/ where I'd expect an unstressed vowel to be (particularly in front of nasals)—but every time I bring this up it seems to be more spotty and isolated.
In my experience, if someone says "I need to use the washroom" when they're at home it's an attempt to be polite. Washrooms seem like inherently more formal places than bathrooms.
EDIT: Also, if Cascadia secedes, we're donating southern Alberta back to Texas. To [i]hell[/i] with ...
I often notice the west coast seems to conserve /iː/ where I'd expect an unstressed vowel to be (particularly in front of nasals)—but every time I bring this up it seems to be more spotty and isolated.
In my experience, if someone says "I need to use the washroom" when they're at home it's an attempt to be polite. Washrooms seem like inherently more formal places than bathrooms.
EDIT: Also, if Cascadia secedes, we're donating southern Alberta back to Texas. To [i]hell[/i] with ...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-21 03:51:04.
Absences (2014-08-21 03:24:04) :
…they must not have the California shifts then.
Really tho the PNW's dialect differences from everywhere else are damn subtle…I usually don't even notice them until we're discussing things and oddities emerge, and thankfully often enough Rad is able to confirm things so it's not just me being bizarre. They're also not [i]usually[/i] pronunciation-based; so far as that goes the only difference from more eastern forms of GA is our /u:/ is only weakly centralized, if at all (mine certainly...
…they must not have the California shifts then.
Really tho the PNW's dialect differences from everywhere else are damn subtle…I usually don't even notice them until we're discussing things and oddities emerge, and thankfully often enough Rad is able to confirm things so it's not just me being bizarre. They're also not [i]usually[/i] pronunciation-based; so far as that goes the only difference from more eastern forms of GA is our /u:/ is only weakly centralized, if at all (mine certainly...
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-21 03:24:04.
Absences (2014-08-21 00:54:12) :
Yeah, my Californian friends say that, aside from a few distinctly Canadian vowels, I pretty much sound Californian.
Yeah, my Californian friends say that, aside from a few distinctly Canadian vowels, I pretty much sound Californian.
owned by Matrix, last edited 2014-08-21 00:54:12.
Absences (2014-08-20 23:15:03) :
[quote Nessari][image: http://i.imgur.com/4teYJVl.jpg][/quote]
Haven't yet seen these round here, but then, I haven't really been out. Just to the mall for shopping food and getting a new phone this morning and to campus this afternoon.
[quote kodé]Get ready to join the best damn time zone this side of GMT![/quote]
My body is still living in GMT+1 – hunger and sleepiness at weird times, and no hunger at those times the clock tells me I should be hungry at. I'm really kinda glad ...
[quote Nessari][image: http://i.imgur.com/4teYJVl.jpg][/quote]
Haven't yet seen these round here, but then, I haven't really been out. Just to the mall for shopping food and getting a new phone this morning and to campus this afternoon.
[quote kodé]Get ready to join the best damn time zone this side of GMT![/quote]
My body is still living in GMT+1 – hunger and sleepiness at weird times, and no hunger at those times the clock tells me I should be hungry at. I'm really kinda glad ...
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-08-20 23:25:42.
Pretty Scripties Showcase Thread (2014-08-20 23:25:14) :
A thing to make sure with Relays, though, is that people actually send their torches. Also, some backup mechanism if someone drops out.
A thing to make sure with Relays, though, is that people actually send their torches. Also, some backup mechanism if someone drops out.
owned by Jipí, last edited 2014-08-20 23:25:14.
What are you listening to? (2014-08-20 21:09:04) :
[youtube:F5MXZK9pupM]
[youtube:F5MXZK9pupM]
owned by Nortaneous, last edited 2014-08-20 21:09:04.
Grrr Thread (2014-08-20 19:57:31) :
If it's any consolation, in much of Northern England, "bear" sounds rather back-vowel-y.
If it's any consolation, in much of Northern England, "bear" sounds rather back-vowel-y.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2014-08-20 19:57:31.
What are you listening to? (2014-08-20 19:33:52) :
[youtube:nbuD37wHbUs]
Watching is muy muy important, note.
[youtube:nbuD37wHbUs]
Watching is muy muy important, note.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-20 19:34:21.
Grrr Thread (2014-08-20 19:25:45) :
[quote meficat]Yeah, seen that. But "u" /ɛ/? In just this one situation? You serious?[/quote]
U mad?
[quote meficat]Yeah, seen that. But "u" /ɛ/? In just this one situation? You serious?[/quote]
U mad?
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-20 19:25:45.
happiness thread (2014-08-20 19:17:06) :
That too.
That too.
owned by thelettermu, last edited 2014-08-20 19:17:06.
Absences (2014-08-20 19:16:18) :
So go ask them.
So go ask them.
owned by thelettermu, last edited 2014-08-20 19:16:18.
Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2014-08-20 19:13:52) :
Don't know, if you have any influence on that, but when I look up the activity histogram page on my mobile (using Opera Mini 8), the table looks clipped and unscrollable to the right.
Don't know, if you have any influence on that, but when I look up the activity histogram page on my mobile (using Opera Mini 8), the table looks clipped and unscrollable to the right.
owned by thelettermu, last edited 2014-08-20 19:13:52.
Absences (2014-08-20 19:13:23) :
I dunno, but bears do.
I dunno, but bears do.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-20 19:13:23.
happiness thread (2014-08-20 19:12:13) :
I don't see you calling Greed a subtype of Sloth.
I don't see you calling Greed a subtype of Sloth.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-20 19:12:13.
A Minimal Model for Human and Nature Interaction (2014-08-20 19:09:56) :
Do you care about realism in your conworlding? If not, then no you haven't. If you do, I'd try to wrap your head around these concepts.
Do you care about realism in your conworlding? If not, then no you haven't. If you do, I'd try to wrap your head around these concepts.
owned by Nessari, last edited 2014-08-20 19:09:56.
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