Sometimess it's a small world out there on the internet
So, I was poking around at OkCupid this afternoon doing some random memes. As I do every once in a while. Someone will post one with a link and then I wind up over there scrolling through half a dozen or so. (You do, too. Don't deny it!)
Anyway, this was a different and somewhat interesting one:
The "Which Ancient Language Are You?" Test
Your Score: Ogham
You scored
You are Ogham, an ancient alphabet used by a number of peoples in northern Europe and still in limited use by some people in Europe as a "secret language". You're all structure and tedious to use, but have outlasted all opposition so far and will likely continue to do so. Just don't expect to be liked.
Link: The Which Ancient Language Are You Test written by imipak on OkCupid, home of the The Dating Persona Test
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What REALLY makes this interesting? (And inspired the "small world" comment in my subject header) Not an hour before hand I was doing some completely unrelated research online and had been reading a page that described the Druidic alphabet Ogham including which tree each letter was associated with.
I don't think I've ever come across this information before today. Certainly not the whole thing laid out like that. Twice. In an hour.
Weird, huh?
Anyway, this was a different and somewhat interesting one:
The "Which Ancient Language Are You?" Test
Your Score: Ogham
You scored
You are Ogham, an ancient alphabet used by a number of peoples in northern Europe and still in limited use by some people in Europe as a "secret language". You're all structure and tedious to use, but have outlasted all opposition so far and will likely continue to do so. Just don't expect to be liked.
Link: The Which Ancient Language Are You Test written by imipak on OkCupid, home of the The Dating Persona Test
View My Profile(imipak)
What REALLY makes this interesting? (And inspired the "small world" comment in my subject header) Not an hour before hand I was doing some completely unrelated research online and had been reading a page that described the Druidic alphabet Ogham including which tree each letter was associated with.
I don't think I've ever come across this information before today. Certainly not the whole thing laid out like that. Twice. In an hour.
Weird, huh?