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<title>Frabjousish Dictionary</title>
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<a href="../"><pre>
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| <span class="petit">MAIN</span> |<span class="grr">░</span>
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|____________|<span class="grr">░</span>
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<span class="grr">\░░░░░░░░░░░░\;</span>
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<p>(C)eunalee</p>
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. ____ _ _ _ _ ____ ____ . __ ____ ____ _____ _ _
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(_ _)( \( )( \/ )(_ _)(_ _) /__\ (_ _)(_ _)( _ )( \( ) . .
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. _)(_ ) ( \ / _)(_ )( /(__)\ )( ._)(_ )(_)( ) ( .
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(____)(_)\_) \/ (____) (__)(__)(__)(__) (____)(_____)(_)\_)
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. (____)(____) (__) (__) (____)(_)\_) .
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. . . . <span id='ascii'></span>
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::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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Hello my friend on the other side of the screen!
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When communicating in a second language, you may have accidentally made a slip
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of the tongue that made people laugh, feel embarrassed, or enraged! As my mother tongue is
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Korean and I learned English and French in Korea, I have experienced those situations.
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Once, I proposed an "unanimous" vote instead of an "anonymous" vote and sometimes, I struggle
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to pronounce “sheet” and “shit” differently. And even yesterday, Grammarly sentenced me a
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red dotted underline. According to the AI , I should've not use the word "humour", because
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it doesn't suit me. Do I deserve to be blamed? Do I have to be ashamed of these errors?
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At first, does the "correct" language exist? Does anyone deserve to convict me as
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a "linguistic criminal"? I confess, "I was and I believed so" before I discovered
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the 'Looking-Screen World', a digital universe inspired by the looking-mirror world
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in <em>Through the Looking-Glass</em> by Lewis Carroll.
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The first time I came here, every Frabjousish* welcomed me with open arms. Figuring out
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that I’m from the “Real-world”, they asked me with a twinkle in their eyes, if I've
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experienced a slip of tongue, which is an urban legend** for Frabjousish. As soon as
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I finished my several anecdotes, a Frabjousish*** stepped up. "When I use a word," she said
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in rather a scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean- neither more nor less.”
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We, as I am one of them by now, don't obey linguistic rules, but we all are the creator
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of our language. For us, speaking or writing in an unknown way is a moment of growth
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of Frabjousish. We register it on the Frabjousish Dictionary*** and from that moment, we
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chat, read and make a poem in that way!
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This is why I'm writing this invitation to you. On behalf of Frabjousish, I kindly ask
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you to come here, contribute to our language and to savour it together! You don't need
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to worry if we don't like you. Your color, gender, political orientation, MBTI type, pet
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or else don't matter to us. On the contrary, we are always seeking diversity and warmly
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welcome anyone as they are. We look forward to meeting you here:
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https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/~eunalee/flask/,
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Hug,
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Your sincere friend from the Looking-Screen World,
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Euna
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* A compound word of Frabjous(invented word by Lewis Carroll, fair + fabulous +joyous)
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and ish(suffix meaning relating to)
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** A steady seller in the Looking-screen world, "Urban legendarium Tome 1" is
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about the language in other worlds. As the "correct" nor "wrong" language does not exist
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in Frabjousish, the word "Slip of tongue", "pidgin", "rectify", "red underline",
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"Grammarly" and others make Frabjousish tremble.
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*** She was an egg-shape person and sat on a wall.
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**** A ring bound book. Since Frabjousish never stops adding a new page, the bookmaker
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refuses to bind with glue or thread.
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<script>
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// Define global variables for the function of the code
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// Frequncy in Hz
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var frequency = 4;
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// The ID of the HTML element you wish to update
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var elementID = "ascii";
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// The array (list) of things you want to cycle through. To escape special characters like \, ', " etc use a \ before them. To do a newline use <br />. All HTML tags are valid.
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var ASCIIs = [
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"[] /. .\\ .",
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"{} /. .\\ .",
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"[] /. .\\ ." ];
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// On window load, start the update cylce function
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update(0);
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// Update cylce function takes the index (where it is in the array)
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document.getElementById(elementID).innerHTML = ASCIIs[index];
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// Call the update function after 1 second / frequency (Hz).
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// Pass the update function the index that it was called with this time, plus 1.
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