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Obyeybyeogone
New Metal Member
Why do I assume that says shit? Anyways.. Why does hebrew use division signs as a letter, do you actually write Hebrew like that or is that just how you use English letters to represent hebrew?
yeah that was shit 
i wrote in hebrew letters
and because you don't have hebrew fonts on your computer
you see it like a messed-up english letters
i wrote in hebrew letters
and because you don't have hebrew fonts on your computer
you see it like a messed-up english letters
Obyeybyeogone
New Metal Member
Oo, ok thanks, I figured that it was just one fucked up language. I should get those fonts because those crazy letters are pissing me off.
Obyeybyeogone
New Metal Member
I am a native English speaker and I can't name half the utensils in a kitchen, I have never cooked and my mom never cooks :hotjump:
Sorry I just had to use that smily face lol.
Sorry I just had to use that smily face lol.
HoserHellspawn
Pixel Manipulator
CMYK: Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, Black (don't ask me why "K" = black)
It's the standard 4-colour processing system used in most colour printmaking - colour newspapers, magazines, whatever. When designing for print in, say, photoshop, you have the option to switch from RGB (red, green, blue) to CYMK to better visualize on screen what the image will look like on paper.
Another example I would bring up is that when I was 12 or so, I put my Mom's glasses on, just goofing around, and noticed that through them the world actually looked a lot clearer. I didn't know I needed glasses before that - I assumed everybody saw things that were far away as being blurry.
(SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: The wearing of glasses not prescribed to you is not recommended, please do not try the above at home)
It's the standard 4-colour processing system used in most colour printmaking - colour newspapers, magazines, whatever. When designing for print in, say, photoshop, you have the option to switch from RGB (red, green, blue) to CYMK to better visualize on screen what the image will look like on paper.
Another example I would bring up is that when I was 12 or so, I put my Mom's glasses on, just goofing around, and noticed that through them the world actually looked a lot clearer. I didn't know I needed glasses before that - I assumed everybody saw things that were far away as being blurry.
(SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: The wearing of glasses not prescribed to you is not recommended, please do not try the above at home)
Obyeybyeogone
New Metal Member
I put my mom's glasses on halfway into the post and am now blind, I urge you to move the surgeon general's warning to the top of your post.
luke
Messianic Subliminal Mind
I wish I could remember correctly a disorder with which apperently Rachmaninov was affected. It starts with 's' but I can't help out anymore than that.
The effect of this disorder is a confusion in the brain of two or more senses, resulting in a person translating information recieved as audio wavelenghths into say the part of the brain responible for optics. According to the TV program I saw, these people sensed the world in a completely different way, hearing colours, or tasting shapes....
The effect of this disorder is a confusion in the brain of two or more senses, resulting in a person translating information recieved as audio wavelenghths into say the part of the brain responible for optics. According to the TV program I saw, these people sensed the world in a completely different way, hearing colours, or tasting shapes....
hey Luke,
is this word "synsathesia"? I know I"m on the right track, there is probably some odd prefix or suffix to be added there.
luke
Messianic Subliminal Mind
that's it, but I think maybe it was spelled more like 'synesthesia' It would help if I had an encyclopedia around here.....
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