I reckon El Pollo Diablo could actually be the hot new publishing sensation - it's a great title for a magazine or something...



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This is the work of an Italian narco-anarchic collective. Don't bother insulting them, they can't read English anyway.

I'm afraid LucasArts might own his rights, like with Murray the Demonic Skull.

"FEAR ME, I AM OMNIPOTENT!"
"What are you gonna do, bite my ankle?"



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Those who forget the pasta are doomed to reheat it.

*big sigh of frustration* The US release isn't until Feb 2004. I was better off not knowing.

AnneMarie, you still don't have WOLP? I have 2 words for you, young lady, Amazon.uk. Erm, not sure those were actually words, but you know what I meant.

Intrigue, I am concerned. You speak French, you speak Spanish. What other languages do you speak at your tragically young age?

I don't speak l'Espanol. I just play the Monkey Island games.

I do know French, Latin and the Japanese alphabet.



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Those who forget the pasta are doomed to reheat it.

If I knew how to say 'show-off' in any of the above languages I would.

Cabron is Mexican for billy-goat...



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Those who forget the pasta are doomed to reheat it.

Fine. I'll call you a 'cabron' then.


BTW, isn't Spanish the official language of Mexico. Therefore there is no language called "Mexican". Just a brief bit of pedantry there.

Hijole!¡No puedo trampearle!



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Those who forget the pasta are doomed to reheat it.

Intrigue _
How do you get that inverted exclamation mark? It doesn't seem to be in the range of symbols available, for insertion into text, in the versions of Windows installed on any of the computers that I've been using (and I want to use it in some of the languages from a SF background that I'm designing...).

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"God rot Botchkamos Istochnik!"

It comes up automatically from language translators - as I said, I don't know Spanish.



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Simon - hold down ALT and then type 0161

I found out using the Character map in accessories...



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This is the work of an Italian narco-anarchic collective. Don't bother insulting them, they can't read English anyway.

When I do that the computer just dings at me.

¡ Wow. Just to prove I can really...

Know any others?



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There's a hole in my creativity bucket and it's all leaked out.

¿ - alt 0191
§ - alt 0167
© - alt 0169

Cool...



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There's a hole in my creativity bucket and it's all leaked out.

There's a complete list (and more besides if you trawl backwards from the URL below) at

[www.starr.net]

Thanks! I use Character Map sometimes too, but hadn't seen that particular symbol listed. (Pause while Simon tries to follow the instructions...)
OK, that works, although the symbol produced (on this computer) looks more like a lower-case letter 'I' than an inverted exclamation mark to me... Maybe it will be more distinctly different when I'm using 'Word' rather than here in the fforum...

ALT 0161 -> ¡
lower-case 'I' -> i

Do any of you know offhand how I can get the lower-case letter 'C' with a sort of wavy line over it that's used in Magyar & maybe some other East European languages? I'm updating my catalogue of my CD collection, and need this symbol if I'm going to type the names of some of the musicians correctly...

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"God rot Botchkamos Istochnik!"

Simon; what always works for me is to cut and paste the thing from somewhere else, then save all the copied symbol/letter combinations in a doc somewhere. Like this:

þus cwæð Jon.



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