Authors:  Chad Fowler (chadfowler@chadfowler.com)
	  James McMurry (jmcmurry@pobox.com) # made it less "anglo-centric".

Title:  BabelFish

Disclaimer:  I personally question both the usefulness of this library *and* 
the soundness of its construction.  But, it was fun, and it makes me laugh.  
There is some massively tight coupling with the HTML presentation of 
babelfish.altavista.com.  Perhaps it would be cleaner to parse the page into 
a DOM and select elements that way, but who cares--it's a joke anyway, right?  
If you have any refactorings, I'd love to have them.  It's really not very 
Rubyish as it is.

Description: This library can do Babelfish translations.  It's main purpose 
was to be able to translate some text from one language to another language and 
back, to produce something silly.  

Usage:  
	puts BabelFish.stupidize("Some text that will sound silly when returned.")
	puts BabelFish.translate("en_fr", "Something you'd like translated.") # translates to french

	...or to run it as a commandline program...
	./babel.rb README

Languages: (All subject to change unpredictability based on the whims of Altavista)
		en_zh English to Chinese
		en_fr English to French
		en_de English to German
		en_it English to Italian
		en_ja English to Japanese
		en_ko English to Korean
		en_pt English to Portuguese
		en_es English to Spanish
		zh_en Chinese to English
		fr_en French to English
		fr_de French to German
		de_en German to English
		de_fr German to French
		it_en Italian to English
		ja_en Japanese to English
		ko_en Korean to English
		pt_en Portuguese to English
		ru_en Russian to English
		es_en Spanish to English