<+snacky> jjj: jjjjjjjjjj jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj etc. <+snacky> I mean <+snacky> MuffinMan: my sjerbjan cow-orker stjll hasn't rjsponded to mj qujstjn about http://imgur.com/gallery/vxcpW <+snacky> J mjnj, jttj://jmgjr.cjm/gajjerj/jjjjJ <+snacky> MuffinMan: I improved some of the letters to make it easier for your people to understand. <+snacky> Jack: see, this is what I mean by "lame and/or forced jokes" about where you're from <+snacky> I figure there is no way to get good at it other than practice <+snacky> practice practice practice <+snacky> oh, now I remember. you're that guy who was on from the icelandic hostname <+GeneralAntilles> How many hours a day do you practice, on average, snacky? <+snacky> 25 <+snacky> that's just an average. it's usually fewer hours than that <+Jack> Ha. <+MuffinMan> snacky: that is most unfortunate. <+snacky> MjffinMjn: Jes. <+MuffinMan> you should also show your co-worker the site i linked to you <+MuffinMan> it is beyond awesome <+snacky> Jut jf cjltjrjl sjnsjtivitj tj jou, j am replacjng ljtters jn everjthjng j saj tj jou frjm njw jn. <+snacky> J wjll jse thj favorjte ljtter jf jour pjople. <+snacky> let me know if I'm replacing enough letters <+snacky> I want you to feel at home here <+MuffinMan> needs more cow bell <+MuffinMan> also snacky why would replacing letters with 'j' make me feel more at home? <+snacky> because the people from your land seem to enjoy that letter <+snacky> it's not used very much in english