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Though we are lead to believe the English langauge is a deep and complex
language, it's actually very symbolised and logical with it's roots deeply
embedded in imperialism particularly after the British Empire.
For starters, the letters of the alphabet are actually symbols that illustrate
what an individual speaking the language was trying to say or SsssAY.
If you take certain words like Urn, Eek or Ay you can see how simply adding
a letter to the front or back of the word gives it an understanding that relates
to the letter you added at the front.
e.g. B would make Burn, Beek and Bay. W would make Wurn (or worn) Week and
Way.
So the question becomes what do the letters really stand for or symbolise.
I have tryed to give a Fff-Air-LE good explaination of each letter below.
A , B , C , D , E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
An Upside (UP-Sid-E) Down (Dow-N) V with a bridge
(b-RidGe) in between. Originally used to Symbolise a whole (WH-OLE)
or Complete (Com-PLET) society (SO-CI-ET-E). (A V illustrates two roads
that go away from each other sort of like a V-Ledge or village. So then
you can understand why the bridge gives it a complete understanding.
Examples of A words- Alien (A-LEAN) as in he's an advanced species
, Adapt (A-DaPT) as in he can convert to the Times, Accent (Ac-Cent)
as in he speaks with a foreign sent or sound, that's usually a good
thing or atleast it was in those days, well traveled and all that.
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Two half (H-AL-F) circles on a down (Dow-N) line (L-in-e). This illustrates
two half cirles going the other or A-Tha way to a up or down street
meaning that these two souls or persons are self contained but not as
advanced as an A as they only go backwards or B-ac W-ards.
Examples- Bad (B-ad) as in this is a bad way to do things, Bay (B-ay)
as in this is a short stop for us to get things done, or just the fact
secondary actors are called B- List celebrities. |
A half (H-AL-F) circle. Usually illustrates places or actions that
only go half far and require completion, preferably by someone with
advanced skills, perhaps an imperialist.
e.g- a City (C-T) as in we use these places to source our homes, Cat
(C-at) as in an animal or even person in slavery driven countries and
cultures (like black people most places) that are studied for reactions. |
A reverse half circle that has a line draw at it's ends.
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'Picking (P- Icking) up where we (Q U I) left off (O ffff)'-
'In the thick (F- ick) of it (Eye- T)'-
'That old (ole' D) chess (Ch- ES) nut (NuT'-
'He Must Be Having (halfing) You (Y O U) on (O N)'-
'Who's the village idiot'-
'What's that about'-
'Who would have thought it'-
'Here, we go again'-
'You can say that again'-
'Good Lord' or 'For God Sake' or 'Oh My God' or 'By Jove'-
There all the same, MAte-
'My Word'-
'So, what's new'-
'There's a turn up for the books'-
'Get it out wide'-
'What, the fuck'-
'Come here'-
'On the other hand'-
'Killing two birds with one stone'-
'You're half way there'-
'You son of a gun'-
'Getting turned On'-
'Have a go'-
'What's the time' or 'What's happening' or 'what's going on'-
'How's It Going' or 'Moving' or 'Said'-
'How You say'-
'Some What'-
'incidently'-
'Spirits of a by gone age'-
'Not quite themselves'-
'Portraits of themselves'-
'Purtaining to be'-
'As it were'-
'Keeping a safe distance'-
'Shutting up shop'-
'Mood there in'-
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Crook/ Crooked; Pronounced Crew- K/ Crew- K Id)- and
individual or train of thought that means doing things or operating
in a manner that is dishonourable, bent, or malicious. Basically they
like to hijack (high- jack) information and scenes from people's lives
for recycling (Re- cycling) purposed.
Jack; to jack; Promounced J- Ack- Derived from Jack,
the male lead of 'Jack and Jill' children's books, it means to take
some one's possessions as your own with out requesting or asking.
Johnson; Pronounced J- On- Son- Derived from NBA legend
Magic johnson who was miraculously cured of AIDS in the 80s (who's he
supposed to be) it is a term used to discribe the penis. A body part
'THEY' consider to be of grave importance and value.
Stupid; Pronounced Stoop- Id- It is an individual
who believes or supports through thought or action the ideas of 'The
Game'. I heard it being pronounced Chew- Pete (what I called my 1st
imaginary friend age 6) or Stew P- Id we'll talk about the letter P
later.
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