Enuncia?

What.

I just grabbed this from some website I stumbled upon while searching for morse code.

-CF

Telegraph?

--KK17

Latin!

Caveman grunts.

Zombie-esque.

Moan and bite people 'till they beat you up.

Why do you need to communicate in the first place?

Otherwise, I'd recomend Morse code. We learned a bit of that in Boy Scouts... and totally won the Camporee Morse code competition!

Telepathy.

Morse code is awesome, I used to know some of it. That, or cavemen grunts like Eeko said.

Parseltongue.

-Nukaya

Parseltongue.

 

-Nukaya

I think we have a winner here...

-CF

Binary Code!

Parseltongue.

 

-Nukaya

I think we have a winner here...

 

-CF

Woo hoo!

Er, I mean *hisssssshissspithissssss*

-Nukaya

Rap.

Old English.

...What?

JRRT

No no, that'd would actually be pretty cool.

I really, really want to learn a British accent because 1)I'm going to be doing a steampunk costume soon and 2) think of how awesome that would be to answer the phone, or greet customers at my retail job, etc, with that! It'd totally throw people off.

-CF

Telepathy's my personal favourite so far. It's impossible to lie when the other person knows what you're thinking. Imagine the implications for society!

Semaphore line. Perfect for post-apoc.

No no, that'd would actually be pretty cool.

 

I really, really want to learn a British accent because 1)I'm going to be doing a steampunk costume soon and 2) think of how awesome that would be to answer the phone, or greet customers at my retail job, etc, with that! It'd totally throw people off.

But...

Old English is so much more than a British accent...

JRRT

No no, that'd would actually be pretty cool.

 

I really, really want to learn a British accent because 1)I'm going to be doing a steampunk costume soon and 2) think of how awesome that would be to answer the phone, or greet customers at my retail job, etc, with that! It'd totally throw people off.

But...

 

Old English is so much more than a British accent...

 

JRRT

Right. I simply said I wanted to learn a British accent, slightly changing the topic.

It would, however, be fun to also have an Old English accent.

-CF