Re: my proposals for a philosophical language

In memo datum 2003:01:25 07.57.17 gozen (a.m.), and_yo@HOTMAIL.COM graffii:

>I sulk:
>>Sara Marie Parker-Allen sulk:
>>>What does "scripsip" mean?  I ought to figure out how to say 'said' in
>>>one of my languages, then I too can be a cool person.
>>
>>It just realized to me that since the Tairezazh word for "said" is _sulk_,
>>the more linguomanglerish portion of conlangers would surely appreciate
>>if I started to use it instead of "wrote" ...
    Lol.

>"It just realized to me ..."? Well, the environmentalists may say whatever
>they want, but contamination does have some things speaking for it.
    "Contamination"??? Besmettelijk O_o?? Onzin!!! Kunstzinnig wisselgeld!!!!

*hie-hie...* ::ge(e)k-geleerde _Manga_-Neder-_Lang_er gelach::   >};}   >8P~ ~


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