Just some minor comments on some C&C since I don't suspect that I'm
actually capable of REAL C&C.
"Dave? What are you doing, Dave?" the MAGI kept
repeating in unison.
Sorry, didn't get that reference.
2001: A Space Odyssey. I think. Truth to be told, I haven't watched
it.
Anyway, my other minor nitpick lies here:
From: anna@Goethe.GNERV.ge Subject: Weird Stuff
Just a quick guten Tag and a site you might want to
check out, given the research you're doing. We had a bad
food poisoning incident here, and I've got to go to our
clinic pretty quick, as I'm starting to feel sick to my
stomach myself. But I thought I'd send you this before I
forgot.
http://armitage.miskatonic.edu/~cwhatley/weird.h tml
Good luck!
Your friend, Anna
http://Goethe.GNERV.ge/~anna/
The Germans don't refer to themselves as Germans. German is Deutscher,
and Germany is Deutschland. Furthermore, the correct two letter
country Top Level Domain code for Germany is .de. Now, I don't think
this is going to change in 2015, seeing as how it would be a major
pain in the neck to implement, so I would expect the people of 2015 to
be using the same TLD for Germany. Therefore, I would suggest that you
use something more along the lines of DNERV.de as their domain.
However, I'm not sure where the D should be since I know nothing of
German grammatical rules.
I don't actually know much German myself past Guten Morgan and Guten
Tag, but I'm pretty sure what I wrote above is correct. When in doubt,
turn to Babelfish. :)
- Ed, the technically correct nitpicker. :P
P.S. i got "Deutscher" from babelfish, so don't ask me if it refers to
the people or the language. :)