JD:
Frog, tink, and LYS . What are they? (Cool blog)
Me:
Frog is a verb meaning "rip out." Comes from "ribbit."
Tink is "knit" backwards, basically unknitting one stitch at a time. Backing up.
LYS is Local Yarn Store.
JD:Me:
Frog is a verb meaning "rip out." Comes from "ribbit."
Tink is "knit" backwards, basically unknitting one stitch at a time. Backing up.
LYS is Local Yarn Store.
Reading your blog makes me think of KSL. Can you interpret?
Me:
Totally baffled. No context to guess within! Korean Sign Language?
Google reports:
Utah radio station
Stanford's Knowledge Systems Laboratory
Kitchen Sink Language Kansas State Library
enough guesses, I have to get ready to leave! Later!JD:
OK , big hint. I made it up based on education catalogs, etc., and in
everyday highschool/gradeschool/college language, as " ESL".
Me (feeling really stupid by now):
Knitting as a Second Language?
JD:
Bingo!
4 comments:
Oh, excellent! If you haven't already done so, you ought to email the Harlot about KSL. She'd totally dig it. :D
KSL! That's awesome! I like that a lot. Someone can come out with a KSL/English dictionary. It would be great!
Love KSL!!! My heart did a little flutter when I saw in your sidebar that Harlot was coming to Portland until I realized that it's Oregon and not Maine. Oh well. Enjoy her for me!
KSL - I love it too. I'm trying to keep my Knitblog Lingo a list of current usage, rather than an introduction of words that should exist....Keep using it, it will spread, and then I'll add it!
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