Anyone want to read whatever language (latin?) this is?

[absurdistof]

I'm pretty sure it's latin. That or I'm completely ignorant in which case I apologize in advance to those I may offend

Otherwise, if you can tell what this means is it useful or just blather? http://www.teamfortress.com/war/part3/index.htm

 

[lana]

It's lorem ipsum. Meaningless.

[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum[/ame]

 

[absurdistof]

Lol

 

[Pseudo]

It is not part of the lorem ipsum text nor is it any standard placeholder text, as several of the phrases return no result in a Google search.

 

[KaiserFate]

They probably used something like this.

http://www.weirdhat.com/gibberish.php

 

[Pseudo]

rates hoc rescindant dicat sum amplexas sunt barbarus! ac emanis, secarum ad expirent, cuius tepisseramm, quam civileris nonne poxisseram interdum diles sum repertire sum explicire tabernumque matra pervaditus! tu opaceram sumus opatur inexplicae! sonerintque emolar hoc quaestatrices enim savete saepete divorum! ad fentus frenave ignovos sum mereram noli insolerant, lecterat capturae.

illicite exponavi ac motit recalere! studes ad animatrix tu spiritae quare. ego lauratrices et sonorae sum sabam illud vexeras unanimorum clina sic significans tu navar, illuc maximeratis nos conorum recta.

lagoeneras quae piceratisque tu mercenicus! sic votus magiseram me mutilerat diversere sangatrices functevi recommenta. staro et pugillatat mihi ficex hit phaera agricolum an calamae damnis pro ignosci interjecticus rapidas. aliquid viterunt.

ferrisserat num suspicorum haec caballae practerum! iectisserat herodos thespa sices ubos equinat dum rapacire commotorum me excellimus

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[lana]

rates this rescindant dicat to be embracing are barbarian! and to flow out secarum to expirent , of whom tepisseramm , how civileris not poxisseram sometimes love to be repertire to be explanation tabernumque matra pervaditus! you opaceram are opatur inexplicae! sonerintque emolar this quaestatrices in fact savete sepe division! to fentus gnash the teeth ignovos to be mereor be unwilling insolerant lecterat capturae.illicite to set forth and to move recalere! to be diligent to animatrix you breath wherefore. I lauratrices and to cry out to be sabam that vexeras unanimorum clina so significans you ship's station , thither maximeratis we to undertake recta.lagoeneras which piceratisque you mercenicus! so prayer magiseram me mutilerat different sangatrices functevi recommenta. staro and pugillatat me ficex hit phaera the farmers or calamity condemnation for to pardon interjecticus ravishment. someone num to suppose this steed practerum! iectisserat herodos thespa sices ubos equine until rapacire commotorum me excellimus.

unlawful to set forth and to move recalere! to be diligent to animatrix you breath wherefore. I lauratrices and to cry out to be sabam that vexeras unanimorum clina so significans you ship's station , thither maximeratis we to undertake recta.

lagoeneras which piceratisque you mercenicus! so prayer magiseram me mutilerat different sangatrices functevi recommenta. staro and pugillatat me ficex hit phaera the farmers or calamity condemnation for to pardon interjecticus ravishment. someone viterunt.

ferrisserat num to suppose this steed practerum! iectisserat herodos thespa sices ubos equine until rapacire commotorum me excellimus.

Not all latin.

 

[Numerous]

Let me explain: When designing the structure of a web page, latin is used for basic text so people will see it as a block of text, and not be drawn towards actually READING it. They do this because they're designing the structure/layout, not the content. Presumably, Valve used the same principle, at least partially so we wouldn't try to read the small print, but also to make the designing of the newspaper easier.

Now, see that button in the bottom right of the comment box, with a thumbs up and text that says "thanks"? I would appreciate it if you would press it.

 

[eerieone]

There are several versions of the "Lorem Ipsum" text, since it doesn´t simulate all languages written word perfectly. Works best with latin-based languages, don´t ask me what russians use ^^