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To: Lane3 who wrote (597)	9/6/2002 5:50:25 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1293

Four syllables bad, two syllables good .. perhaps ... bear with me, this concept is developing directly in the typing process ... ro-mans eng-lish ger-mans i-rish scots <- well here they really clip it out short and sweet don't they chi-nese rush-uns can-ucks <- as opposed to can-EH-juns, choose to fit verse nic-ar-a-güen-se <- some run to five, bit presumptuous that maybe You could have a contest ... it should be melodic, roll off the tongue naturally, i quite agree .... estadounidense is admittedly an ample seven syllables, but being latino sounds they flow like barrels of pork over a DC dam, smoothly and at an impressive velocity, you might consider them [edit] - one advantage, is that way you've got seven out of seventeen nailed down already for haiku - they wanted to say estadounidense but gringo tongues can't