Obviously the sequence below [PG-13 version] is Shield, Rocket, Champagne Cork, Bowtie, but what ridiculous names have you come up with to remember the contents of the Glyphtionary?
My glyph vocabulary includes ears, pins, assorted bowties (some a bit worn), a few slashes of varying angles and lengths, many triangles, some hexagons, and a spiral. Oh, and toast, I know that one. 😅
Like many agents, I followed a progression from using entirely fake names to using a mix of fake & real names, to eventually using exclusively real names. Fake names are a good crutch early on, and can work pretty well on shorter sequences, but my accuracy was always terrible on 5-glyph sequences until I learned the real names. I strongly encourage agents to try to learn the real words - the glyph sentences mostly make sense if you translate them.
My community refers to 'Knowledge' as 'Pontiac,' which makes the sequence 'Human Legacy Abandon Old Pontiac' a lot more funny. I have that sequence on a shirt now.
Also, they call 'Body' 'Panties.' Both are pretty funny :P
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My glyph vocabulary includes ears, pins, assorted bowties (some a bit worn), a few slashes of varying angles and lengths, many triangles, some hexagons, and a spiral. Oh, and toast, I know that one. 😅
My wife uses "Harry Potter Sorting Hat" for "Shapers". :P
Wrong game 😂
The "imperfect" glyph took me a long time to figure out how to draw.🥴
I was so mad at that glyph i named it "pis-lort"
which is Danish, and translate Into something like "p..is...s ....sh...it".. (sorry for The typing - Some filter wont let me post bad words)
Base, ship, legacy (somehow remembered that one), infinity. .... A lot of zigs and zags
It's mix of fictitious and real names for me:
Envelope, pac-man, kite, triangle, 'U', human, lie, have, future, etc.
But my favourite is: human have strong path
Like many agents, I followed a progression from using entirely fake names to using a mix of fake & real names, to eventually using exclusively real names. Fake names are a good crutch early on, and can work pretty well on shorter sequences, but my accuracy was always terrible on 5-glyph sequences until I learned the real names. I strongly encourage agents to try to learn the real words - the glyph sentences mostly make sense if you translate them.
Unbounded = Cinnamon Roll
I know what I'm having with coffee in the morning!
The first one is "Home plate."
"Technology" was "tepee" for a while.
"Equal" is still "Table" to me.
"Harmony/Peace" is "wizard thing", no idea why, it just worked for me.
"Civilization" is "open package"
"Portal" is "big bowtie"
"Perfection/Balance" is "Pendant"
"XM" is "crushed box"
I'm sure there are more I named myself, but those are the ones I remember with a quick scan.
I'm very much in the "same word for multiple glyphs" camp. Somehow my brain remembers which it is even when I use the same word.
All of these are 'mountain' for me:
These are all "javelin"
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But these have ... more interesting names for me.
Scary Clown:
Grumpy Cat:
Power Up (aka mushroom):
Prince (the artist no longer formerly known thereas)
Cancer (ribbon campaign)
There are some more colourful names I won't put here, but they do lead to interesting combinations when you have alternate words. ;-)
Hahahaha I love this one. This will help me with my new agents that come into the journal
Hammer and Scissor :-)
My community refers to 'Knowledge' as 'Pontiac,' which makes the sequence 'Human Legacy Abandon Old Pontiac' a lot more funny. I have that sequence on a shirt now.
Also, they call 'Body' 'Panties.' Both are pretty funny :P