Re: Die, artlanger scum!

In a message dated 2003:05:02 02:34:58 AM, christophe.grandsire@FREE.FR
writes:

>En réponse à Jan van Steenbergen :
>
>>  --- J Y S Czhang skrzypszy:
>
>> >     Thanx, Andreas, for pointing this out ::poke-pokes Christophe and
>> > I.-Jan::  you guys  I don't think pointed this out when I sent you
>the most recent g0miileg0 release :(  or I am bein' forgetful...
>
>>Christophe? How come we never noticed this bu... feature?
>
>Well, I'm not even sure it was there to notice on the release we got ;)))
>.I thought I remembered "a" for [V] and "aa" for [a:]... Or maybe I
>overcorrected what I read like sometimes Word wants to do and didn't see
>what was actually written ;)))) .
    Ooops... I found 2 different _g0miileg0, v3rzjen 1.2, fraekt0 1_'s on my
computer!!!
(I gotta do spring-cleaning on this bloody box)
    One _v3rzjen 1.2_ has the "bug"... the other has "editorial notes"
slapped into it --- the editorial notes are actually email quotes from both
Jan and Christophe suggesting [aa] for /a:/ and [a] for /V/. ::bangs head on
desk::  My bad...  :}


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     Language[s] change[s]: vowels shift, phonologies crash-&-burn, grammars
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orthographies reform, typographies blip-&-beep, slang flashes, stylistics
warp... linguistic (R)evolutions mark each-&-every quantum leap...

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_The Power of Babel: A Natural History of Language_

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