DNSISNT SFOORT

[psychuan@plush.city]

@Elizafox not even the right fucking alphabet for that country!?

[elizafox@social.treehouse.systems]

@PsyChuan kinda right for Ptolemaic Egypt…

[jlapoutre@mastodon.online]

@Elizafox Please tell me this was drawn by a toddler?

[fp32@wuffi.es]

@Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems this makes me both happy and upset wtf x3

[timo_micro@scicomm.xyz]

@Elizafox oh yes. The She's Egyptian -> She's a Sfurt'er pipeline

[simonwilliamson@mastodon.world]

@Elizafox The sound a malfunctioning AI robot makes.

[elizafox@social.treehouse.systems]

@jlapoutre this comes from a History Channel show I believe

[everbeyondreach@kind.social]

@Elizafox look how Alexander massacred our breadbasket

[crowbriarhexe@tech.lgbt]

@Elizafox

[jlapoutre@mastodon.online]

@Elizafox Tried my best reverse image search-fu (which isn't great) and only found this Reddit thread. No mention about its origin alas

(www.reddit.com)

[libroraptor@mastodon.nz]

@PsyChuan @Elizafox Hellenistic Egypt?

[iju@mastodon.social]

@Elizafox @PsyChuan

Sure, but Egypt as a polity was 3000 years old when Ptolemy's line ruled it. So if Ptolemy's time was ancient, what were the 3000 previous years?

That being said, would be nice to take a photo from Victorian Britain and title it with cyrillic alphabet as "l'ancienne Angleterre".

[tk@f.kawa-kun.com]

@jlapoutre @Elizafox Sounds toddler level.

[snoopj@hachyderm.io]

@Elizafox @Daveography reminds me of the classic "msmsptth mthrf" tattoo

[tk@f.kawa-kun.com]

@Elizafox Do you have any favorite Cyrillic abominations like this?

[dragonfrog@mastodon.sdf.org]

@Elizafox apparently it's always been DNS for longer than I thought

[elizafox@social.treehouse.systems]

@tk I do. I posted one the other day I think.

[elizafox@social.treehouse.systems]

@tk https://social.treehouse.systems/@Elizafox/116337985070019180 ah here

[mjj@mstdn.dk]

@Elizafox TOYSYAUS

[kaffeehaeferl@wien.rocks]

@SnoopJ @Elizafox @Daveography a latin professor at uni once showed us this. vspph, vphdph, vphcph, as julius cesar famously said