F66r question

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with "Judas" and other logical values of units: "bieh  cu  ipH  Htilie[18]"

My new observation is that by this reading, the first three of these four vords bear a striking resemblance to the phrase "bier zuip!", which I dare say may be recognizable to a number of readers of this forum.

Somehow I fell addressed :-)

Bier is a dutch word, and so is zuip. The latter is a vulgar word for drinking, but only in some tenses and for some persons. The combination "bier zuip" makes no sense. Nobody would ever say or write that. It is the wrong word order, and in case it is swapped, "zuip" becomes an imperative, and this is also not done (contrary to the German: sauf!).
I do not know when the Dutch verb "zuipen" (German: saufen) was first used.

The even bigger problem is certainly that it takes a lot of imagination and freedom to go from "bieh  cu  ipH" to "bier zuip".