Gibberish Encoding by Lewis E. Moten III

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Submitted on: 3/13/2002 9:37:00 PM
By: Lewis E. Moten III
Level: Advanced
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Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)

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Quick way to learn how to speak gibberish. It is sometimes known as "girl-speak".

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Short story. My fiances sister came to visit and started speaking this stuff.

Long story - My fiances sister came to visit and started speaking this stuff. It is irritating to not know what she is saying in front of me behind my ears.

It is easy to catch on to what gibberish is by just listening to it. It is just english (or any language for that matter) Any time you come up on a vowel sound - you add "idig" before it. Example - GIRL translates to GidigIRL.

Beware of the silent "E" in words such as "love". "Love" would be "Lidigove". Because you can not hear the "E", it should not be encoded. The enclosed script does not take this into effect.

You do however, contintue to add more "idig"s for additional vowel sounds. Example - "Boyfriend" would be "Bidigoyfridigend".

Now - you may have noticed that "boyfriend" has two vowels next to each other - "I" and "E". However, these together make one vowel sound.

Another thing you may have noticed is that I changed the spelling of "boyfriend" to "boyfrend". This is a more of a phonetic spelling of the word. If you can spell words as you hear them, rather then spelling them correctly, you may have more success with the codes results that I have supplied.

Unfortunately for myself, my fiance and her sister speak a mix of English and Pig Latin with gibberish. Ugh.

Dim strMessage
Dim strGibberish

strMessage = InputBox("Enter a message to encode.", "Gibberish")

If Not (strMessage = vbCancel Or strMessage = "") Then
    strGibberish = ToGibberish(strMessage)
    MsgBox strGibberish, vbOKOnly + vbInformation, "Gibberish"
End If

Function ToGibberish(ByRef pstrMessage)

    Dim lstrGibberish
    Dim lstrLetter
    Dim llngLength
    Dim llngPosition

    llngLength = Len(pstrMessage)

    For llngPosition = 1 To llngLength

        lstrLetter = Mid(pstrMessage, llngPosition, 1)

        Select Case UCase(lstrLetter)
            Case "A", "E", "I", "O", "U"
                lstrGibberish = lstrGibberish & "idig"
        End Select

        lstrGibberish = lstrGibberish & lstrLetter

    Next

    ToGibberish = lstrGibberish

End Function

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3/14/2002 7:19:56 AM: David Alden

Obviously this code can be easily cracked, but overall I think it's pretty cool, plus you've submitted a lot of other code to this site that I use all the time....I give you 5 big balls!!
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3/14/2002 9:29:59 AM: Don Hansen

Poor man.....
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3/15/2002 3:04:59 PM: Nerd

strange man
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1/20/2003 10:06:51 PM:

Hi. i am just learning to speak gibberish and my friend already does. but her version is different than this one so how many versions are there?
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1/24/2003 9:17:55 AM:

Cant we all just stick to English? This is too much...lol
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8/8/2003 8:26:28 PM:

Giberish is soo hard to understand!
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8/8/2003 9:02:06 PM:

I want to know EVERY WORD in gibberish!
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8/8/2003 9:10:24 PM: Lewis Moten

You can download Grady Ward’s Moby and run the gibberish script on each word. http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/research/ilash/Moby/

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9/11/2003 10:33:30 AM:

I am SO happy I found this site! This brings me back to my childhood - AND, I'm going to blow my nieces mind the next time I see her because I'll be able to respond!!
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