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<oerjan> learn Umlaut is German for "hum aloud", an important feature of the German language. It is indicated by putting two dots over the vowel of the syllable.
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1 2011-05-09.txt:07:27:59: <fizzie> "Once you go tentacle, you stay in the pentacle." --isometric.
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2 2012-11-08.txt:07:29:23: <fizzie> "Once you go tentacle, you stay in the pentacle", like they say.
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3 2013-03-25.txt:05:57:30: <zzo38> In some tarot decks the cups are called chalices. It doesn't matter what they are called; if something says the suit of "money" or of "pentacles" or "disks" then they mean the same suit; whatever suit happens to correspond to "money" in the deck you are using. Sometimes the Excuse card is simply called "the highest trump" (in PySol, for example); when it is a trump, it usually is the highest one, but it is not always a trump.
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4 2013-04-24.txt:00:35:51: <Saizan> shachaf: how many make jokes about wanting help with pentacles?
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5 2013-04-24.txt:00:36:20: <shachaf> `pastelogs pentacle
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