@ramkid Your cat is clearly a Sanskrit scholar trapped in a feline body. Gemini on ṁ: “Indic Languages (Sanskrit/Pāli): In transliteration standards like IAST, it represents the anusvāra. This acts as a post-vocalic nasalization (a nasal sound, typically a generic nasal or m/n sound).”
@NarayanRangaraj The entire phrase MAHATMA GANDHI’S MESSAGE was the backbone of a crossword puzzle that a friend of mine and I had built many years ago. GANDHI’S MESSAGE would’ve fit the theme but it was the wrong length for our needs.
@bhogleharsha, please tell @Jaspritbumrah93 to shred the English batting tomorrow by bowling a few yorkers. The New York Times doesn’t think “york” works as a verb.
@ramkid I could never decide if TAB was short for “table” or if it was referring to the “tabs” that you mounted on the ruler and that determined where to skip to. Maybe this was just an incestuous bunch of words.
@ramkid That was only because they hadn’t invented the Alt key then. I tried explaining how it would work to my typewriter class instructor but he used the CAPS LOCK key when he replied so I gave up.