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To: TigerPaw who wrote (14331)	12/3/2004 6:47:23 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 20773

I was talking Moses, which, as he was supposed to be smart and an egyptian insurgent, must have been fairly gibberish, bibling and babling, paprus, papyrus and all, maybe even an american gobblerish. PS it is funny to belong to a (somewhat) totally different linguistic family. PPS However, we have some Bagbadian heritage, also Indian, sacred cows and bulls too, but we do not say mama of the sacred motherly nipple, nor soft breast (something we have in common with some first citizen americans, plus some siberians) PPPS Well, we have some mm-mm-words for that same stuff, just like those first americans, babbling and gobbling comes maybe 6-9 months later. bagbabblybad too. (I am really fascinated with some US TV-anchors, although Brokaw is now gone) PPPPS that mm..mm..stuff still survives in - the mother of many little piggies - those nipples (bless them, like the roman ones) Gobbly-gibberish babbly-bible-babblian-baghdadian-babyrussian-papyrus-books is just as funny. members.iinet.net.au There are those, who bring the tongues around the world.