Re: California Cheeseburger
From: | Nik Taylor <yonjuuni@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 8:23 |
Emily Zilch wrote:
>
> Emily wrote: << Or, if you are quarter troll like me, your tusks.
> Gnashing tusks are better imagery. Also it's easier to eat the babies
> with them. >>
>
> { 20040614,2100 | David Peterson } "We call that a California
> Cheeseburger, 'round where I'm from. ;)"
>
> 1. I try to stick to Tofaby(tm) these days
> 2. Where the hell is THAT?
>
> Philippe wrote: << Nothing, however, beats Hawaiian. No consonant
> clusters... >>
>
> Not e'en Rotokas?
I believe Rotokas permits consonant clusters. The name suggests that
it, at the very least, allows word-final consonants. The Cambridge
Encyclopedia of Language lists it as having 350 possible syllables, and
with 6 consonants and 5 vowels that pretty much suggests that it *has*
to have at least some clustering.
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