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If it seems the IT Skeptic has been a bit quiet in January this is why:
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Today there is a new meaning for the word *envy*
I amar prestar aen.
Han mathon ne nen.
Han mathon ne chae.
A han noston ned wilith.
Good night, Skeptik!
Pretty good eh?
Antonio, I guess the language of the poem is Middle Earth Elvish?
To rub it in, that was the campground, this is Rivendell
One more Rivendell
This is supposed to be the site of Elrond's house or somesuch.
(No it's not me, it is a visiting professor and friend from down on the bayou)