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To: BubbaFred who wrote (63950)	5/18/2005 5:01:14 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

<elmatador who wrote (63950) 5/18/2005 12:57:11 PM From: BubbaFred of 63971 Sometimes the farts sound louder than words. That's what US has become expert at, making loud farts > Bubba the Babbling give another trenchant intellectual analysis, albeit schoolboy scatalogical. Bubba, show us what you can say in Chinese. Perhaps your linguistic limitations are the problem, leaving you with little more than grunts. My expression in Mandarin is grunt-like and hand waving, so I can understand your problem. Brianh can translate for us. When everyone in the world uses English, or at least American, and ditches all those silly languages like Chinese and other weirdo artifacts of history, then we'll enjoy a lingua franca and ability to communicate perfectly. When do you think China will abandon the old style of communication? Hieroglyphics had their day 3000 years ago? Lingua franca lingo is the way to go - pure unadulterated English. Mqurice PS: Yes, yes, I know, lingua franca and lingo are not exactly pure English, but it's allowed in English to steal any words at all and bung them in. I was making a little joke.