Ask gator, and she'll answer with dictation software.

[gator]

So guys ask me a question and I will use my dictation software to answer it and you can be sure there will be a lot of worried salad in the process period

[Fitz]

Some of my family is moving back to Mexico and they invited me to come with them. Should I move to Mexico?

[gator]

Neville some questions to consider how much chance of casual labour jobs how much you like catholic girls are really Mexico's political action

[gator]

Sadly I think it's starting to learn what I sound like this isn't actually turning out to be as funny as I thought it would be first couple tries of using this with all the words were like word salad:

The taking
No not tonight tied up pies next see where so many speculatist will never be whether the pub or floating casino shelter the homework that was the speculation is tied up with redtape access to capital letter she sits and waits


This riding hard work just behind the refinery since they didn’t provide no not tonight tied up

Pies the ecstasy waiting for an inspector Mr D

Running casino shopping for the homeless that always the speculation salad with red tape backup access to capital letter she sits and waits once Progresar Bancos girl going

Sorry guys.

[last_caress]

this reminds me of an idea I had some years ago to take well known public domain novels, run them through translators a few times and try to sell them.
hell that might even be a fun idea for a thread. run the first few pages/paragraphs of a popular novel through a translator a few times and see if people can guess what it was.

[sandwitch]

this reminds me of an idea I had some years ago to take well known public domain novels, run them through translators a few times and try to sell them.
hell that might even be a fun idea for a thread. run the first few pages/paragraphs of a popular novel through a translator a few times and see if people can guess what it was.

I have a copy of Animal Farm in Arabic that seems to be the product of Google Translate. It's pretty awful, even by my translation standards.

@gator, I'm considering arranging my novels by author's origin, like the Library of Congress system does, but I don't like having such chronological discontinuity between regions (such as placing Douglas Adams novels next to 19th century Irish literature). However, I think a pure chronological ordering would lose nuances between the regional development of novels. How do you order your novels?

[KM]

@gator, maybe try speaking faster or using a British accent with American dictation software.

To test, I will rub the eight-ball and ask: Should I become a man?

[Sappho]

[MENTION=7]Should I become a man?

I put in "Kitsune should become a man" here and it gave me "Fox should be people".

I'd say that's ambivalent.

But this is even better.

[gator]

I have a copy of Animal Farm in Arabic that seems to be the product of Google Translate. It's pretty awful, even by my translation standards.

@gator, I'm considering arranging my novels by author's origin, like the Library of Congress system does, but I don't like having such chronological discontinuity between regions (such as placing Douglas Adams novels next to 19th century Irish literature). However, I think a pure chronological ordering would lose nuances between the regional development of novels. How do you order your novels?

I can to order my novel is very loosely based on genre and then beyond that I've usually guy a section somewhere other of books that are coming in the queue to be read and not really have much organisation books will try and put the artist together in some times up

[gator]

@gator, maybe try speaking faster or using a British accent with American dictation software.

To test, I will rub the eight-ball and ask: Should I become a man?

Do you wanna be with you wanna be mounding of either that I have to send this to skew going to the dictation software Hansa