Tizzletalk?

[Jonathan Lighter]

There is (or was) one that will theoretically produce a version of Revelation as prophesied by Snoopp Dogg. Next up, "King Lear."

JL

Wilson Gray <wilson.gray at RCN.COM> wrote:
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Sender: American Dialect Society
Poster: Wilson Gray
Subject: Re: Tizzletalk?
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Fuh shizzle, I don't know anything about this particular site, but such
sites aren't particularly new or rare. In fact, you can even find apps
that promise to do this sort of thing. I had one once that was less fun
than a barrel of monkeys. Given that "humorous" is misspelled, the site
cited is probably not worth the powder to blow it to hell, unless you
have a funnybone the size of a telephone pole.

-Wilson Gray

On Apr 2, 2005, at 7:49 PM, Duane Campbell wrote:

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> Sender: American Dialect Society
> Poster: Duane Campbell
> Subject: Tizzletalk?
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> This got through my pop-up blocker; the header said it was a "paid
> pop-up."
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> WWW3.tizzletalk.com
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> I didn't download it because of the paucity of information on their
> index
> page. It purports to to translate instant message type communications
> into
> one of several "humerous" dialects: Ebonics, Redneck, Dubya, Jessica,
> Ahnold, or Engrish.
>
> Anyone hear of this?
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> D
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