History: balcukta

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zo balcukta cu ((lojbo)) ((cmene)) le ((selsku)) ((ciste)) poi glico se cmene zoi .gy. ((World Wide Web)) .gy. .i se jicmu la .((internet)). no'u va'i le tedykemsamxelbe'i (to ((terdi)) ke ((skami)) xe ((benji)) toi) ''.oiro'e clani dukse'' ''.i ju'ocu'i ba terdi po'o'' ni'o pe'i la balcukta cu ralju lo'i ((cukta)) ''i ja'ebo ki'u ma na se cmene zo ralcukta'' ---- ienaicai .i zo'o za'e zo balcukta cu malylojbo mi'e ((tinkit)) ---- "''zo balcukta cu ((lojbo)) ((cmene)) ''..." Since when is a brivla a cmene? --mi'e ((Jordan DeLong|.djorden.)) lu la broda cu brode li'u drani * ru'a drani leka gerna .enai leka smuni ---- Independently of its fitness or unfitness for meaning "world-wide web," I think ''balcukta'' makes an excellent lujvo for the colloquial sense of "((Bible))." Like in "This book is the Prolog bible" or "Yeah, I refer to ''The Art of Computer Programming'' whenever I have a personal crisis. It's my bible." I suppose it might have a place structure like "x1 is the "bible" used by x2 for subject x3..." (though I bet that isn't very ((dikyjvo)).) ''--mi'e ((Mark Shoulson|mark.))''