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God I love this app. 
- Version: 2.2u, 1/7/2008 04:43PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
rossgra
This is the best thing that has been invented since sliced bread, the printing press and the wheel. The fact that it is free makes it even better. Does what it says and allows the user to make sense of the world too. Definately a 5 star app.
Missed Target Group - Version: 2.2u, 12/16/2007 06:24AM PST
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bratdaddy
If you can get this into the hands of our NJ politicians you can probably sell 2000 licenses at about $10k each.
Hm... - Version: 2.2u, 12/15/2007 12:48PM PST
(3 of 4 users found this comment useful)
Clams McShrew
If everyone in the world had a facsimile this app running 24/7
to filter and translate all incoming communication into the jargon of their preference,
I think world peace might actually become possible.
to filter and translate all incoming communication into the jargon of their preference,
I think world peace might actually become possible.
You want a challenge? - Version: 2.1, 12/10/2005 03:52AM PST
(3 of 5 users found this comment useful)
magyarman
Unitarian Universalism. I dare you.
Capitalism - Version: 2.1, 12/9/2005 07:39PM PST
(4 of 6 users found this comment useful)
Superstitious
If you have Communism, you need Capitalism.
You forgot Democracy...! - Version: 2.0, 10/31/2005 07:26AM PST
(2 of 7 users found this comment useful)
i9natzPastafarianism?? - Version: 2.0, 10/28/2005 03:48PM PST
(9 of 11 users found this comment useful)
callmeike
Arrgh!!! Have you not been touched by his noodly appendage???
Hey, cool - until you click the download button :) - Version: 1.8, 2/4/2005 08:59AM PST
(2 of 13 users found this comment useful)
grikdog
Thanks God/Jehovah/Allah/Buddha/YinYang/Nothing for kids with too much time on their hands and one funny idea relentlessly pounded into horseburger. At least now, when this escalates into political humor, we'll know where to send the S.W.A.T. team.
Now it works, but it still doesn't 
- Version: 1.7, 11/15/2004 11:32AM PST
(7 of 12 users found this comment useful)
Martin Turner--2008
Nice update by the author - this now opens fine on OS X 10.3.6.
But it's just too unsophisticated to be funny. Consider this (fake) piece of fundamentalism:
"Brethren - 'thou shalt know the truth and the truth shalt set thee free'. For unto us in this very moment is given the almighty strength to taste the very depths of suffering and to tear down the very strongholds of darkness."
The translation into NIMBYism is given as:
"Brethren - 'thou shalt know the truth and the truth shalt set thee free'. For unto us in this very moment is given the Spokesman strength to taste the very depths of suffering and to tear down the very strongholds of darkness."
Erm... this really isn't very different. A better translation would be:
"Colleagues. Getting the facts straight works for all of us. The fact is that right now we may have to take some knocks but at the same time we get to strike an enormous blow for the kind of neighbourhood we want to keep."
Or in Thatcherism:
"Fellow Conservatives. Our policy of NO U-TURNS is what gives us the freedom to pursue the values that make Britain GREAT! We may now have to tighten our belts, but we will emerge a stronger, better nation for it, and the forces of chaos epitomised by the National Union of Mineworkers and their flying pickets shall not say that they have defeated Britain!"
Somebody wake me up when the app can do that.
But it's just too unsophisticated to be funny. Consider this (fake) piece of fundamentalism:
"Brethren - 'thou shalt know the truth and the truth shalt set thee free'. For unto us in this very moment is given the almighty strength to taste the very depths of suffering and to tear down the very strongholds of darkness."
The translation into NIMBYism is given as:
"Brethren - 'thou shalt know the truth and the truth shalt set thee free'. For unto us in this very moment is given the Spokesman strength to taste the very depths of suffering and to tear down the very strongholds of darkness."
Erm... this really isn't very different. A better translation would be:
"Colleagues. Getting the facts straight works for all of us. The fact is that right now we may have to take some knocks but at the same time we get to strike an enormous blow for the kind of neighbourhood we want to keep."
Or in Thatcherism:
"Fellow Conservatives. Our policy of NO U-TURNS is what gives us the freedom to pursue the values that make Britain GREAT! We may now have to tighten our belts, but we will emerge a stronger, better nation for it, and the forces of chaos epitomised by the National Union of Mineworkers and their flying pickets shall not say that they have defeated Britain!"
Somebody wake me up when the app can do that.
Excellent App - Version: 1.7, 11/14/2004 08:53PM PST
(5 of 7 users found this comment useful)
kadikiFo
Much better than either Google translate or babelfish.
