You need to find a hobby.
I've made an interesting discovery.
You know those stacks of CD's with a plastic cover?
On top most say " lock <- -> open ".
I found that flipped over, and loked at from the other side, it looks like this:
Госк оьеи
If you take the last two letters, make them their own word, and put them before "Госк" , and add the symbol over the 'и' that makes it 'Й', it looks like this:
ей госк оь
which translates* to:
"her rocky objects"
If any of you read russian, and see any OTHER hidden meanings, post.
So, I'd like you guys to post some other hidden messages in everyday products.
*my russian is not at all very extensive; used google translate
Last edited by wroŋ; 11-21-2009 at 07:46 PM. Reason: CRAP CRAP CRAP CRAP
Got Nil?
At the moment, there appears to be a black hole ripping at my thoughts, tearing them from my grasp. It's purple. And square. Oh alternate dimensions...
well.... ummmmm
to repeat Bull u need to find something to do.
CODE
CODE
and then go take a jog.
Working on military pack.
Remember
amateurs build the ark....
Professionals build the titanic
"ей госк оь" is garbage. It doesn't have translation, it's just bunch of random letters. Sorry.
Last edited by wroŋ; 11-22-2009 at 02:26 PM.
Got Nil?
At the moment, there appears to be a black hole ripping at my thoughts, tearing them from my grasp. It's purple. And square. Oh alternate dimensions...
If I remember my Russian lessons well, оь is even totally impossible...
ь is a symbol that softens the consonant preceding it. An o is not a consonant.
ей госк оь
The first word DOES in fact mean "her", but the second word translates to "gosk" which does not mean anything at all.
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