Elektron Musical Instruments

--- zebraoner <zebraoner@...> wrote:

> 
> >  
> > Especially about Shatner, and "Incubus", which the
> > Shatner parallel really doesn't help with thinking
> of
> > it and Klingon as different spheres. 
> 
> Im not sure im following you here. But what I meant
> was since Andrew 
> was kinda associating Klingon with Esperanto, that
> they are different 
> but you could link them together with Shatner,
> because he was on a 
> show that had Actors who spoke Klingon, and he
> himself was in a 
> Esperanto movie. And that you could consider both of
> them legit 
> languages, as in fully developed and whatnot, except
> that very very 
> few speak them.
>
Ah, quite right!
 
> 
> Esperanto was
> > developed to be a universal language, and the
> closest
> > it came was the UN trying to make it a universal
> > second language. Namely due to it's simplicity,
> all
> > the grammatical rules fit on one letter size page,
> or
> > A4,
> 
> I didnt know this, this is interesting.
> 
>  depending on your locale. Including exceptions, oh
> > wait, there isn't any. On computers, Esperanto is
> like
> > the Dvorak keyboard layout, about every OS
> supports
> > it, and almost no one uses it.
> > 
> 
> I've never heard of it! ;)

Sometimes I think I'm the only one who has, or at
least I tell myself that to help me sleep at night. :)
> 
> > well, my 21 KRW.
> >
>  
> I guess no one wants to mess with the staus quo. BTW
> what's 21 KRW?

Oh, it 2 cents in S Korean Won. 
> 
> -pat
> 

-tyko



		
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