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From: sts@ssc-vax.UUCP (Stanley T Shebs)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Re: Pronounciation
Message-ID: <492@ssc-vax.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 5-Sep-83 19:37:10 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep  5 19:37:10 1983
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About 5 ms before going to net.nlang....

I personally like to use lots of variety in my speech and writing.
As long as it doesn't totally alter the meaning, I will invent new
words (but then everybody on the net does that!), use odd word orders,
mix about 5 metaphors at once, and generally try to violate every
linguistic rule that's ever been invented.  A favorite of mine right
now is "much <plural>", as in "much difficulties".  I kind of like the
slight dissonance.  Double glottal stops to honor the Arabs, as in
"a 'erb garden". igpay atinlay isyay oodgay ootay, and anything else
unexpected!

I'm a AI NL understanding specialist, I must be making extra work for myself!

						stan the l.h.
						ssc-vax!sts (or utah-cs!shebs)