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Met dank aan de muze met het glazen oog.

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What does this* mean?

*"Met dank aan de muze met het glazen oog."

Just curious, you know. Ooo, and how would you write it for pronuncing
it in english?

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>What does this* mean?
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>*"Met dank aan de muze met het glazen oog."

With gratitude to the muse with the glass eye.
There is no muse for photoraphy, as it was invented long after men made up
the muses. So I thought if one of them had a glass eye, she could be our
muse. Also for raytracing, staring at a piece of glass, instead of through.
More on the muses: http://www.eliki.com/portals/fantasy/circle/define.html


>Just curious, you know. Ooo, and how would you write it for pronuncing
>it in english?
Sorry, I don't have a dictionary that does phonetics. But it would probably
break your tongue and hurt your throat, especialy the "glazen oog".


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Met dank aan de muze met het glazen oog.

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> With gratitude to the muse with the glass eye.

Interesting...

> Sorry, I don't have a dictionary that does phonetics. But it would probably
> break your tongue and hurt your throat, especialy the "glazen oog".

I want my tongue intact. (What language is that? Why is it so cruel on it's
speaker's tongues?)

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Some people (rude ones, not me) say : Dutch isn't a language it's a throat
disease !

:-)))

Philippe



<37105C3C.76A534F4@panama.phoenix.net>...
>> With gratitude to the muse with the glass eye.
>
>Interesting...
>
>> Sorry, I don't have a dictionary that does phonetics. But it would
probably
>> break your tongue and hurt your throat, especialy the "glazen oog".
>
>I want my tongue intact. (What language is that? Why is it so cruel on it's
>speaker's tongues?)
>

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