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Wed 25 Aug, 2010 03:50 pm
I'm guessing it's Latin. I'm a bit curious if I guessed that right, and of course of the translation to English. THANKS.
Eliquatuero dip eros numsan vent lam, conum tet lor adit, commod tatummy niam dolorti onullaore dolor in estrud dunt iure te feugiam modit dolorer iure do con ulla dolor et mconse ming ex ent am, quat velenit exuti erciut tate duipsusci et landrem zzriusc inim nul laorem dipit.
This seems a version of lorem lipsum, a placeholder latin text often used by publishers. See the Wikipedia article by that name.
@WebSmiths,
Looks like "lorem ipsum" text to me.
That's dummy text used as filler by typesetters.
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