Re: NonVerbal Conlang?

I know for me, my mother once said if they cuffed me or cut of
my hands, I could not talk.

Gestures adding to the verbal, or the verbal an expression of
the gesture or some place in between?

I know for me, it was a way to express anxiety at times, to
allow me to speak, but yes, times it helped with the topic.

Short hand in some cases..

Examples: Well, ever had the fun of flipping some one off, or
better yet, telling some one to "kiss my ass" yes, the whole
effort can be done non-verbally, with a combo of eye look,
situation and gesture/slapping on butt..

I know the last job that I quit, the usage words and gesture was
part of the whole message.

Mike


----- Original Message -----
From: "Scotto Hlad" <scott.hlad@...>
To: <CONLANG@...>
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:45 PM
Subject: Re: NonVerbal Conlang?


> I'd be though in time you could have.
> Are there any instances of languages that combine spoken word
and gestures?
> Scott
>