Faldage has it right (though limitations of the software make it hard to do it completely correctly). A Cyrillic "p" does look like an "n" to English speakers, and an "r" looks like a "p" and a "d" looks like a "g". The only fudge was a "B" for a "v" - which actually looks like a scripted "b". A "b" looks like a backward "b".

As for the magazine covers, I know a man who converted to Christianity after having a vision. It didn't do any good to point out to him that plenty of people have visions during alcohol-induced dehydration, which is what he'd described as the circumstances surrounding his conversion experience. (shrug) People believe what they want to believe. Facts are so unfashionable.

Cheers,
Bryan


Cheers,
Bryan

You are only wretched and unworthy if you choose to be.