Re: VMs: Am I just losing it??

["Larry Roux" <lroux@xxxxxxx>]

Many of these are words, but from various languages and timeframes. 

ahaud  is an old Irish word
creos has a lot of meanings, including names in ancient Greek and is also a short form for creosote (which was used in medicine)

Nothing in my knowledge ties the words I recognize together into a meaningful sentence.  Some words appear similar to phonetic dictionaries I have seen
chear (cheer) hair (here) 

No help here.  There are some very good linguists on this list though.  Hope fully they can help boost your theory or poo-poo it.  




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Larry Roux
Syracuse University
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>>> jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 07/06/03 01:34 AM >>>
Does this mean anything to anyone? If so I'll tell you how I got it.

Paceor ohas ar ahaud creos creoro cherer o hor creosdo roro chear or o hair
cehaud crear arc chear

Yes I probably am losing it! :-(


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