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Beware that "walrus" may not be that easy to pronounce by a foreigner :)

• swalberg 14y ago
  Using the 26 letters from the NATO alphabet might be easier, it's made to be intelligible for non-English speakers over a radio connection with static. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet
  • mustardhamsters 14y ago
    Good starting point, but that won't get him trillions of combinations.
    • jerf 14y ago
      It does with 9 letters. In this case though I think I'd use them like a counter, so I would probably still top out at around 4 or 5.
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