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Nearly 30 years ago I was trying to show my friends how T9 texting worked. I tried to text "I like cows" without looking, and sent it to my friend. He received it, looked down, and chuckled slightly, saying, "I knew it."
That's alpha. Typing that in t9 (that I miss dearly) would be 46 0 76 0 938. It's been many years but I think I could still type faster one-handed with t9 than I can on a touchscreen with swype
The manure on your shoes probably gave it away but that's some serious maturity regardless. My friends would've been calling me cowfucker for the rest of my life.
Hey i still give a buddy velcro gloves every few years. Not a cow thing but other fluffy wooly for legged creatures... That's a story for another day tho!
I spent hours and hours as a kid figuring out that alphabet, only to discover that close to the end of Keen 3 you can find a school area with the entire alphabet translated for you. Haha, and I totally took the time to decipher the letter from the Grand Intellect.
Great minds lol, there are definitely a few characters that are spot on though, could be some kind of nonsense code/language they made up based off of it
Ran it through "Google Lens", and below is what it said:
The writing in the image is the Standard Galactic Alphabet (SGA), a fictional script that serves as a simple substitution cipher for the standard Latin alphabet.
While it originally debuted in the 1991 retro video game series Commander Keen, it is most widely recognized by modern audiences as the Minecraft Enchanting Table language, where it is used to display randomized, cryptic names for tool and weapon enchantments.
This is not a language, it is MATH. I saw this on the chalkboard when my Dad was teaching at West Coast University. It is very, very advanced mathematical engineering language.
I rotated it 90° four times and put each of the images through google translate. They're probably all incorrect, but who knows!? These were the results:
Korean
Translation:
Happy Birthday!
From Sunmi.
Thank you for being born, teehee (giggle)!
Getting older, T_T
Won't age anymore / Not eating any more years!
Hebrew
Translation:
When will you come?
I've been waiting
for a long time already...
I love you!"
Korean Translation #2:
Let's get a 100!!
Fighting!
I love you? No...
Hello!
Im Nayeon
(Miyeon)
Korean Translation #3:
Hello! (Nice to meet you) I'
m hungry, let's eat... What kind of delicious food is out there? T_T
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