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:hi: Hey Melody, how are you? I was lookiing over my wizzards the other day and noticed that they have script written on their capes. I was wanting to know if you would tell us what it says and what language it is. Would you please? 😀 8)
dragonfriend wrote::hi: Hey Melody, how are you? I was lookiing over my wizzards the other day and noticed that they have script written on their capes. I was wanting to know if you would tell us what it says and what language it is. Would you please? 😀 8)
The “runes” at the bottom of their capes are ” machine language” The wizards were sculpted right about the time the first personal computers became available. There was no “Window” programs during that pre-dawn period of the new world ( no internet either). During those horse and buggy days you had to type in which directories you wanted the computer to access to find stuff… anyway, I thought it was neat that there was an easy way you could look at the actual code the computer had in it to run. That language had a name that made you sound smart,for about three weeks till it was obsolete, but I forget what it was.
The language was written with those funny symbols, so I used them on the capes of the wizards . They probably mean “turn off computer when this button is pushed”. I have no idea. Do computers still use those symbols? Probably not.Melody wrote:dragonfriend wrote::hi: Hey Melody, how are you? I was lookiing over my wizzards the other day and noticed that they have script written on their capes. I was wanting to know if you would tell us what it says and what language it is. Would you please? 😀 8)
The “runes” at the bottom of their capes are ” machine language” The wizards were sculpted right about the time the first personal computers became available. There was no “Window” programs during that pre-dawn period of the new world ( no internet either). During those horse and buggy days you had to type in which directories you wanted the computer to access to find stuff… anyway, I thought it was neat that there was an easy way you could look at the actual code the computer had in it to run. That language had a name that made you sound smart,for about three weeks till it was obsolete, but I forget what it was.
The language was written with those funny symbols, so I used them on the capes of the wizards . They probably mean “turn off computer when this button is pushed”. I have no idea. Do computers still use those symbols? Probably not.You mean DOS?
siberakh1 wrote:Melody wrote:dragonfriend wrote::hi: Hey Melody, how are you? I was lookiing over my wizzards the other day and noticed that they have script written on their capes. I was wanting to know if you would tell us what it says and what language it is. Would you please? 😀 8)
The “runes” at the bottom of their capes are ” machine language” The wizards were sculpted right about the time the first personal computers became available. There was no “Window” programs during that pre-dawn period of the new world ( no internet either). During those horse and buggy days you had to type in which directories you wanted the computer to access to find stuff… anyway, I thought it was neat that there was an easy way you could look at the actual code the computer had in it to run. That language had a name that made you sound smart,for about three weeks till it was obsolete, but I forget what it was.
The language was written with those funny symbols, so I used them on the capes of the wizards . They probably mean “turn off computer when this button is pushed”. I have no idea. Do computers still use those symbols? Probably not.You mean DOS?probably!
OMG! If the runes are DOS symbols, that would be a riot! 😆
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437Pam Thompson wrote:Is it this sort of stuff?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437Scary… I used to have a lot of those codes memorized in middle school. I’d go in early to school so I could use the old Macintoshes with a few other kids and the Math teacher and fool around with programming. I’m such a geek. 😳
I miss DOS. Maybe that’s why I enjoy working with Unix. It reminds me of it. :scratch:
Pam Thompson wrote:Is it this sort of stuff?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437Yeah! The little faces and stuff. You’d need to look at a wizard robe to be sure though, I think the smaller wizard ( Brother Burdock) has the most of them.
pegasi1978 wrote:So the small wizard is called Brother Burdock? What’s the wind wizard and the large wizard called?
The large wizard’s name is Brother Mandrake, his full name is Mandrake Myrtlewood Yew. The Wind wizard is Brother Vinegaroon.
I just found my small wizard, Burdock, and he has a lot of made up runes, and Eygyptian symbols on his robe.I don’t have a Mandrake wizard to look at here at home, but he must be the one with more machine language on him.
Oh gosh! Now that I look at them, it is coming back to me… the runes on the Burdock wizard do mean something.. hang on let me look at them closely again.Starting at the hem under the dragon hand: The first symbol is filler and doesn’t mean anything, the thing that looks like an M and a P is my initials. The circle with a dot means I live on the earth, I am an Aries, it is a crescent phase of the moon when I did this,I was looking at a reptile reference book when I sculpted this.
I don’t think the Omega means anything, but the infinity symbol, animal and hand means I always look at animals, and I work with my hands.The next few are symbols for the characters names in my comic!! I had totally forgotten that I did that. The heart and the sideways J… my husband’s name starts with a J. After that it says I need to go feed my chickens. It gets random after that, I ran out of ideas. I did stick in an n with a tilde over it.Melody wrote:After that it says I need to go feed my chickens.
Now that is TOTALLY awesome! 😆
I can’t wait to move out of my condo… I SOOO want chickens. 😳
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