rewon siiprt the ttah’s

How’s this for a tranlation effect???!!!

“.doG hguorht enod neeb sah enod sah eh tahw taht ylnialp nees eb yam ti taht os ,thgil eht otni semoc hturt eht yb sevil reveohw tuB .desopxe eb lliw sdeed sih taht raef rof thgil eht otni emoc ton lliw dna ,thgil eht setah live seod ohw enoyrevE .live erew sdeed rieht esuaceb thgil fo daetsni ssenkrad devol nem tub ,dlrow eht otni emoc sah thgiL :tcidrev eht si sihT .noS ylno dna eno s’doG fo eman eht ni deveileb ton sah eh esuaceb ydaerla denmednoc sdnats eveileb ton seod reveohw tub ,denmednoc ton si mih ni seveileb reveohW .mih hguorht dlrow eht evas ot tub ,dlrow eht nmednoc ot dlrow eht otni noS sih dnes ton did doG roF .efil lanrete evah tub hsirep ton llahs mih ni seveileb reveohw taht ,noS ylno dna eno sih evag eh taht dlrow eht devol os doG roF”

[quote author="Warren Bird"]Daer tmibo,

did you oimt an “i”?

Wrearn

Opos! Yes, taht slohud hvae raed “And ingmaie how dciltsiny dclfuifit ...”

Tkhnas for snottpig the eorrr,

Tmibo

but you still need to mix the letters up - all you’ve done is reverse the spelling.

Thus:

etc, drolw eht dvoel os doG roF

Of course, if we keep this up we’ll probably crack some Bible code that proves that Craig Bennett really is a prophet - and that he lived in Old Testament times!

[quote author="Rowen Atkinson"]thgir-tfel daer ot evol lla ew ecnis ,sdrow eht fo redro eht gnisrever sa tceffe na fo ssel evah dluow drow hcae gnisrever kniht I ?ytilibadaer no stceffe latnemirted yna evah taht seod ?sdrawkcab gnitirw trats uoy fi tuoba tahw

… em eoerfb s-h-i-t deestgugs tusj naerrW ees I

tdie

oimbT

!srodw esrubco esu uoy fi yipelcslae ,ctoiemlrabp yerv saht’T !tuo euigrf ot darh sa ewcit setg gvytehnire won os :dnuora redro rettel eht degnahc uoy won fi enigami ,yeH

?sgnidrocer latem htaed no recudorp a sa thgilnoom dluoc uoy spahreP .segassem cinatas gnitaerc fo desucca eb yam uoy tub ,oN

warren wrote,

Of course, if we keep this up we’ll probably crack some Bible code that proves that Craig Bennett really is a prophet - and that he lived in Old Testament times

Thus says the Lord, “Rejoice and again I say rejoice”

Your a real blessing “Wazza”

Craig - the old testament prophet cool-

Ok.

You all hvae way too mcuh tmie on yuor hndas!

I cannot believe this thread reached 2 pages in three hours.

I feel like I am back at school- my friends could all speak and understand pig-latin (is that what it is called? Where you changed the vowels or something?). I could never get it and so missed out on much important, top secret information (like what John had said to Angela about Mary’s older cousin Samantha at the blue light disco last Friday night).

PS. Warren- got to admit though, I also was wondering the implications on bible translations. I don’t think Matt was taking the thread overly seriously- just trying to work out the implications you had in mind.

Matt and Dani,

I thought of an implication only after Matt asked the question! I honestly just wrote something for the sake of starting a fun thread. I don’t think any thread I’ve started has ever had this sort of reaction, which is kind of disappointing given some of my other topics have included living out the faith at work, why I believe in God, etc. Oh, well - if I’ve helped to relieve a dull Friday afternoon, then that is something I suppose.

Craig,

thanks brother! When everyone else meets you at the picnic they’ll know what I’m talking about a whole lot better.

Gaecr and Paece to all who lvoe the Lrod Jsues

PS. Warren- got to admit though, I also was wondering the implications on bible translations. I don’t think Matt was taking the thread overly seriously- just trying to work out the implications you had in mind.

*very amused* Of csuroe - alaltucy I tghhuot Werarn may hvae seen ptteonail for fehtrur anmeesumt in sunoitlaceps of tihs nrutae. I gseus not!

What else? Did you think I was going to write you a Graham Goldsworthy-esque rebuke about bible translation (a la Aussie Bible)??? :-)

Jason wrote,

Bring on this picnic, but please, no setting beards on fire!

I believe that is a good Sydney Evangelical Anglican Minister’s trick, I think a live demonstration would be a marvalous thing to see.

Scott, have you still got your beard?

craig

In order to spfiilmy the ctoeairn of mgaeesss to tihs thaerd, peahrps you all culod try tihs:

Or paephrs Lkue cloud jsut add it as an inupt ftelir so all mssgaees are run truhgoh tihs spicrt!

Enkidu: argh!  Flashbacks to Systems Programming during Uni!  Argh.

!Spoo That dluohs be nettirw in esrever, shouldn’t ti?

Nai.

Hi.  My name is Sophie.  I speak English.  Anyone else want to join me? 

SJK <-- seeing Spot run.

Itnresenitg

This particular topic is getting very boring now, I am having trouble de-cyphering the many replies. I do not think much more humour can be added, that will further this cause.

Seriously though, why, (can anyone answer me *sigh, grunt*? ) why don’t websites, or email sites, give contributors spell/grammar checks like eg.microsoft word? I have to manually check my Anglicanmedia letters, which takes up much of my precious time!!

Have I missed something? Are these facilities on this webiste, have actually not been able to see them?

2 Timothy 3:1-9 (I don’t know if this is relevant?)

Ken wrote:

Seriously though, why, (can anyone answer me *sigh, grunt*? ) why don’t websites, or email sites, give contributors spell/grammar checks like eg.microsoft word? I have to manually check my Anglicanmedia letters, which takes up much of my precious time!!

Well, you can always do what I generally do - write your responses in Word. I do this if I want to write a serious response as I can draft and edit it easily. Then when I’m happy with it, I just copy and paste. Just spell check before you post!

Han (about to go and look up 2 Timothy 3:1-9 then go to bed...)