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Journal paganizer's Journal: I'm retiring my sig. 2

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I'm retiring my sig; no one has remarked on it, let alone managed to figure out what it says.

Go gcreime scata Fomhorach olta do dhiosca crua

If you figure it out, comment on it here, I'll send you a valuable CD. no, really.

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  • I'm game. Don't worry about the CD, but the entertainment of looking it up was worthy.

    My official answer is that " Go gcreime scata Fomhorach olta do dhiosca crua" is Gealic for " May a pack of drunken Fomorians gnaw at your hard disk." This site [lincolnu.edu] was invaluable in finalizing scraps of Googling from elsewhere.

    In that spirit and from that source: Go li dliodoir bauil do dhea-chlu. Best of luck despite that sir. Oh, and who the heck are/were the Fomorians?

    • Oh, and who the heck are/were the Fomorians?

      Fomorians are amphibious demon creatures from the watery underworld realm of Lochlann.

      Well, that's one of the things that came up on a google. (I've never heard the term before.) In the quick run through of the search results, they are either Giants, Orcs, or servents of light.

      I've really got to study more Celtic mythology.
      And it would be pretty kewl to learn gaelic.

      I'd like to know what the sig really means, assuming it really doesn't mean "May a pack of

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