Re: The Olde Style Translator
wintermute, on host 195.153.64.90
Tuesday, October 2, 2001, at 01:40:57
The Olde Style Translator posted by Matthew on Monday, October 1, 2001, at 11:37:23:
> > No, that was at Ye Cobbed Corne. Yes, that was what it was called. We figured out the Way To Make Words Ren-Faire-ish... if there's any way to stick an e onto the end of the word, do so. If there's an i, change it into a y. So we saw stands for 'Colde Drynks'... 'Beades'... etc. > > > > Well, I took the bait. See below for a public beta of the Old Style Translator thingy. I still need a title. > > Matthew
A "y" immediately following a consonant at the end of a word should become an "ie". Random "s"s should be changed to "f"s.
winter"For greater authenticity"mute
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