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Subject: Re: Meriday's ASCII Re: WoSaT origami - comments
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In article <313i77$mh@news.csus.edu>,
Gharlane of Eddore <gharlane@nextnet.csus.edu> wrote:
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>unvoiced split fricative," or "Bronx Raspberry."    (See what attempting
>an undergrad major in linguistics can do for your B.S. vocabulary?)
                                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

*Absolutely!* :DDDDDDD


*Best,*

-Meriday Beth

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