Re: Where does it say that Anne Heche made up a language?

I think that was the wrong interview. You may want to contact ABC or 20/20
itself to get the tape or the transcript. Newsweek (Sept. 10) quotes from it:

"The actress admits she and God used to chat--inside her head--using a special
secret language. Asked to recall some of their lingo, the happily hetero Heche
shared that 'Quiness' means God. And 'it is a good fortune to be here' would
be: 'Aka funka too nadonna East Adone.'"

I think East Adone is in Texas somewhere but I'm not sure.

Alfred

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On Sun, 23 Sep 2001 11:28:42   Sally Caves wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Roger Mills +ADw-romilly+AEA-EGL.NET+AD4-
>To: +ADw-CONLANG+AEA-LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU+AD4-
>Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 2:01 AM
>Subject: Re: OT: Anne Heche - Celebrity Conlanger?
>
>
>+AD4- Damon Lord wrote:
>+AD4- +AD4-Excuse me for being British, but who's Anne Heche?+AD4-
>+AD4-
>+AD4- Sally Caves wrote:
>+AD4- +AD4-This is fascinating to me.  Where can I get a transcript
>+AD4- of this interview with the famous Heche?  Who is
>+AD4- she?  Why was she being interviewed?  When did it
>+AD4- happen? +AD4-
>+AD4-
>+AD4- These questions are comforting evidence that American Pop Culture is not
>as
>+AD4- all-pervasive as it is sometimes accused of being.  Understandable in
>+AD4- Damon's case+ADs- apparently it has not even pervaded into Sally's American
>+AD4- household.......+ADs--)
>
>Ellen DeGeneres has, to be sure, but not Anne Heche.  I knew of the blow
>up between Ellen and an American woman who thought she was all the
>way gay, but I gave it no thought after that.  So of course I didn't
>remember
>the name Heche.  My question still remains:  where is there evidence on the
>transcript that was provided that Anne Heche spoke of her invented language?
>This is important to me research-wise.
>
>As for conlanging and madness--I'm not too worried.  But it's the Heche's
>of the world that give conlanging bad press.  I can hardly stand to look
>at her.   Her greatest achievement in life, she says, is to be interviewed
>by
>Barbara Walters.  :-(  She's such a publicity monger.  That was clear from
>her involvement with DeGeneres.
>
>Sally Caves
>scaves+AEA-frontiernet.net
>http://www.frontiernet.net/+AH4-scaves/whatsteo.html
>new stuff up at:  http://www.frontiernet.net/+AH4-scaves/teonaht.html
>

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