The Church of the FSM has gone fully international – the website is now available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portugese, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.
I’m still working the bugs out, but you can translate any page by clicking the appropriate flag on the top of the sidebar to your right.
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Exactly right. By the time that’s done, we should have sufficiently settled the details of Pastafarianese to allow a translation into The Holy Tongue, before executing a final swithc back to English.
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Then it’ll be up to a future theologian one day, pondering the incomprehensible Noodly Book, to receive a surprise visit from an angel-hair-pasta-haired angel, causing him/her to spill a can of alphabetti-spaghetti and thereby reveal unto himself a divinely-inspired means of decoding the sacred test. The Prophet of Neo-Pastafarianism!
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(That’s it. Three weeks on this site and my brain is officially ravioli)
lol dudes! n the ironic thing is that the mesage saying ‘we now have the facilities to translate to other languages’,
if some1 NEEDS to translate, they arent english speakin, so cant even read that meassge.
am i the only 1 thats picked up on this? lol
jo x x x
Nicely done, Bobby. Now I know what that guy who pretends to know German is saying!
You need to include lolcode, though.
What ever happened to the translations? Did they die?
is there a good free french translation tool on the internet ?*~*
a good spanish translation service does not cost that much and is actually very affordable ‘
i use google when i want to do some spanish translation, it is good for general spanish translation ‘~.
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