dangerous one of us naked eh?

[spatch]

The Gilbreth Memorial Morse Code Cadence Mnemonic (or "ah-HA", as we've discussed in comments) is finished! I hit upon the answer to J while endlessly drumming .--- and now my finger hurts. There are big ups and major props and shout-outs to you super creative people who helped me out with some of the letters. Let's all learn Morse Code, go out for dinner, and annoy the waitstaff with silverware tapping! HERE WE GO:

ah-HA
The Gilbreth Memorial Morse Code Cadence Mnemonic

A   .-    ah-HA
B   -...  BOIS-ter-ous-ly
C   -.-.  CARE-less CHIL-dren
D   -..   DAN-ger-ous
E   .     eh?
F   ..-.  full of FRENCH fries
G   --.   GREEN GUM-balls
H   ....  ha ha ha ha
I   ..    aye-aye
J   .---  ju-DIC-IOUS-LY
K   -.-   KICK a KID
L   .-..  li-NO-le-um
M   --    MY MY
N   -.    NA-ked
O   ---   ONE OF US
P   .--.  pre-TEND PLAS-tic
Q   --.-  QUITE QUEEN e-NOUGH
R   .-.   ram-BUNC-tious
S   ...   si si si
T   -     TIME
U   ..-   un-a-WARES
V   ...-  va-va-va-VOOM
W   .--   wi-NO-NA 
X   -..-  X in the BOX
Y   -.--  YEL-low-STONE PARK
Z   --..  ZAPP BRAN-ni-gan

I think this is one of the coolest spontaneous projects ever, so thank you for being so cool and creative and stuff.

Comments

[spwebdesign.livejournal.com]

Well, this is the primary reason I didn't respond to the previous post. While I don't have a quibble with wi-NO-NA, I do with F, J, and Y, which I am likely to misremember as ..--, .-.., and -..-, respectively, especially Y. I simply didn't have any constructive alternatives to offer.

But let me try my hand at it: For ..-. I might suggest "full of Feelings" or "flight of Fancy" — though both run the risk of being interpreted as -.-. instead. For .--- I might suggest the gut-wrenching "Jedi Jar-Jar," as horrible as the idea is. And for -.-- I would suggest "Yummy Yum Yum."

Now a question I've been curious about. These mnemonic devises are great, but how does one tell when one letter ends and the next begins? Or a word? A sentence?

[rikchik.livejournal.com]

"Jedi Jar-Jar" is "-.--" not ".---". How about "Jerome just jumps"?

[spwebdesign.livejournal.com]

You're right. Brain fart! ;) I like "Jerome Just Jumps."