I wish Rule 1 actually did take precedence over the laws of physics.

only in a nomic can ya proclaim such DC lol

@DK: This is in response to yuri’s ruleset.

Well DUH lol. I’ve been watching that and laughing all the while.

Tunafish means tuna fish.

Deduced in less than five seconds.

Therefore, I, Rodlen, must be Darth Cliche.

I remember tunafish. That was weird at the time.

I too am Darth Cliche, per Rodlen’s explanation.

Also, since there are multiple Darth Cliches, there is more than one “the human who can decipher”, so rule 2 contradicts itself. The ruleset, or at least rule 2, is invalid. Also, this nomic is illegal per the LEGAL version of yuri_king_nomic_1. Bucky illegally edited my nomic, so my last edit is still in effect.

All of you have incorrectly deciphered it - it is not a message in English! It is in a conlang which I just invented when making this ruleset.

But nothing said we had to correctly decipher it.

Also, there is nothing to prove that your conlang is what is being used.

Also, you edited a post!
:o !
You might as well have dropped your pants in public; that’s a no-no.

Okay, changed the ruleset per Rule 1. Also, the old “tunafish” meant the following:

“tu” (Darth Cliche)

“na” (present tense)

“f” (to be)

“ish” (awesome)

Therefore, it means “Darth Cliche is awesome.”

@yuri: I merely used strike tags, which is allowed. Please reread Rule 1.10.

I know :(

Also:
It’s not a conlang, it’s a code.

*Also*, I am able to log on using your username. All I need is a brute force password cracker and a hell of a lot of time. Actually, I’d be able to do it without the program, it’d just take even longer.

It is a conlang, it’s just that this particular sentence resembles a code. The “na-” prefix proves that it is not a code. Just because it has SVO order does not mean it’s a code.

Yeah, I realized that afterwards, but hoped you’d not notice.

Of course, the basic word order and present tense prefix are all the grammar I have worked out, and the only vocabulary is tu, f, and ish. I think I’ll continue working on this “word-for-sentence” lang; it seems vaguely interesting.

Note: with proper spacing, capitalization, and punctuation, the message is “Tu naf ish”.

^ Je veux assiste toi avec ton efforts s’il vous plaît.

@yuri: Très bien, je vais vous inviter à mon Google Doc.

Ou je le ferais si je savais comment inviter des gens ...

J’ai envoyé cette invitation! Et pourquoi parlons-nous français?

Je ne sais pas. Non en fait, je sais: Je voulais vous demontrate mon connaissances de un langue different de anglais. Mais, je ne suis pas fluent en francais; je parle en peu.

Je parle pas le français à tous, je suis l’aide de Google Translate. Les langues que je parle sont l’anglais, espéranto, et un peu de latin.

Trate de ver si su conocimiento del francés el único que puede ayudarle a leer esto!

I got some of it. Then I cheated.

/join #ishic on freenode

Tässä on täysin liity kielen nimi on samantapainen.

@DC: Lo que escribiste no tiene ningún sentido, y de hecho tiene pésima gramática.

@arth: Estoy utilizando Google Translate…

There is no member ‘darthcliche’.

Or is there…?

That’s my username.

@DC: Siempre me han causado gracia las traducciones automáticas…