we are all about pointless, blatant and unfounded generalizations. that, and a lot of judging. oh, and we don't do uppercase.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
And the time is..
8 comments:
Anonymous
said...
There's a sad sort of clanging From the clock in the hall And a bell in the steeple too And in the nursery, an absurd little bird Is popping out to say - Cuck-koo! Cuck-koo! Cuck-koo!
Heh. Who'd have thought that it could just as well have been a song about you.
@anon: Err, any reason why I am not supposed to know gult? I understand it quite well, and speak it to a lesser extent. But this is case for several other languages as well (at last count - six)
8 comments:
There's a sad sort of clanging
From the clock in the hall
And a bell in the steeple too
And in the nursery, an absurd little bird
Is popping out to say - Cuck-koo!
Cuck-koo! Cuck-koo!
Heh. Who'd have thought that it could just as well have been a song about you.
Hmmm...not beginning to worry about your biological clock, are you?
Don't know what it means to you but it reminds me of Judy learning to swim in Daddy Long-Legs
okkay. i'm relpyin.
megha: we do absurder things too :)
falstaff: me? *looks at the callow visage in the mirror* naah! i get carded on the basis of physical appearance and my mental age is six. so there.
sue: nomoskhar, kemon acchen? how are we doing this beautiphul march mornin'?
Eki, why the accent? *flutters her eyelashes and does a Devdas-inspired eeesh to proclaim her community*
I'm fine, thanks, but for all that I'm based in Cal I grew up in the South. So it's the Gult accent you shd aim at.
Ah, in that case, ela unnaru?
you see, we can do gult too. and several other languages. after all, there are seventeen of us.
"Ah, in that case, ela unnaru? "
How in the world do you know Telugu?????
@anon: Err, any reason why I am not supposed to know gult?
I understand it quite well, and speak it to a lesser extent. But this is case for several other languages as well (at last count - six)
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