The You Game!

[Ambidextroid]

< just ate some more mouldy bread

[Jewish Candy]

< is going to eat spaghetti and gravy, yum yum yum

[Bradandez]

< is at Day Two of WonderCon!

[Rayfist]

< is going to eat spaghetti and gravy, yum yum yum

Oh man that's such an awesome combination, only ate it once with meatballs- < wants more now.

[Jewish Candy]

It is just the best shit. Very nostalgic for <.

[Shrooblord]

< has never tried but now < knows that < must some day! Maybe tomorrow.
< remembers < adored <'s gravy last time < made it. All-vegetarian, too!

[Ambidextroid]

< just finished a Tolkien-inspired runic alphabet with 35 letters, 10 of which are vowels

[Jewish Candy]

Lovely! < wonders if ^ wants to use it for writing English ('bout 10-12 vowel phonemes) or a language of ^'s own making. Do post a pic~

[Serza5]

< has been getting data for <'s project and it's looking so great

[Fifo]

< is dualbooting <’s Pi with Raspbian and OpenELEC

[Bradandez]

< is in line for the portfolio review.
Wish < luck.

[Jewish Candy]

< sends good luck your way!

[Ambidextroid]

Lovely! < wonders if ^ wants to use it for writing English ('bout 10-12 vowel phonemes) or a language of ^'s own making. Do post a pic~

The vowels (the ones at the top) from left to right are:
"or" as in the sound in bored, "uh" as in gun, "eh" as in bed, "ih" as in fin, "ee" as in feet, "ah" as in mad, "ar" as in car, "oh" as in cot (not as in open, for that you can use "uh" and "w"), "oo" as in cute, and the upside down A thing (it's supposed to be a kind of mix between a U and a H) as in "good" as the example says.
The grid is split into vowels at the top, round sounding letters in the middle, hard letters at the bottom left and soft letters at the bottom right. The 4 dots are to end a sentence and the single dot is like a space between words.
The letters correspond to the runes that they reminded < of when < said the sound aloud, and some runes are just similar according to if the letter sounds similar (like "z" and "ʒ").

To write something like "concerto" for example, you would use the symbols for "K", "UH", "N", "CH", "UH", "R", "T", "UH", "W" (at least < thinks that's how you pronounce it...)



It could be used for English or any language really, < doesn't think <'d be able to make a whole language up but that'd be cool.

[Harpic fraîcheur]

< says it is beautiful!

[Jewish Candy]

Nice stuff! Runes are purdy.
< used to write <'s diary in a personal alphabet so no one could read it, teehee. < even included measures to throw off any budding code-breakers - like yours, it wasn't a direct cipher. < hopes you find good use for it!

[Master]

All this talk of personally encoded journals makes < think of Gravity Falls. <'s never seen a show where code-breaking plays such a part for its fans.

[Bradandez]

< didn't get to have his portfolio checked.
< was pretty mad about that.

At least getting to see Alwx Hirsch, creator of Gravity Falls, in this next panel < is at right now.

[Serza5]

< isn't blatantly advertising of course not

[Imco]

< just went to the theatre to see Kingsman with his sister. < liked it, but the ending... :')

[Snagglebee]

but the ending... :')

Literal mindblow.
< had some good laughings watching this scene xD