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A Man of Many WordsAnother interesting book to add to the list. -- Dallas A Man of Many Words For more than 150 years, writers of all stripes have relied on… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Txtng and the future of EnglishProf. Anne Curzan reassures us that the sky is not falling -- that textspeak is not bringing chaos and anarchy to the language -- and discu… Started by Grinning Cat |
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From Grunting To Gabbing: Why Humans Can TalkFrom Grunting To Gabbing: Why Humans Can Talk Most of us do it every day without even thinking about it, yet talking is a uniquely human a… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Speaking in Tongues: The History of LanguageI watched this last week. It was an interesting 5-part series, but only a cursury introduction to language and linguistic theory. Much of t… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Lost in Translation (Different Article, Same Title)I have posted an article with this same title before, but this is a different one, not a repeat. - DG Lost in TranslationWe don’t shape la… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Undocumented language found hidden in IndiaUndocumented language found hidden in India WASHINGTON – A "hidden" language spoken by only about 1,000 people has been discovered in the r… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Lost in TranslationLost in Translation “The single most notable characteristic of English,” writes Bill Bryson, “is its deceptive complexity.” As native speak… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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The Story of Human LanguageCorrected/altered on 12.21.09. This series of 36 lectures on the history of human language was first mentioned on this site by Julie Ann S… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Word learning and lexical development across the lifespan (PTotRS Theme Issue)Thought you'd be interested: The Royal Society just published a host (11) of new articles on language acquisition and learning. I haven't… Started by Jaume |
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Talking Right: How Conservatives Turned Liberalism into a Tax-Raising, Latte-Drinking, Sushi-Eating, Volvo-Driving, New York Times-Reading, Body-Piercing, Hollywood-Loving, Left-Wing Freak ShowThis is an enjoyable book that shows how word choice--how we talk about things--can really affect perception and understanding. I highly re… Started by Dallas the Phallus |
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Posted by Debra Stevenson on May 21, 2013 at 2:37pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
There is a video of the Pope's 'exorcism' caught on film. The man isn't demon possessed, there are likely no 'real' demons. He's just delusional and doesn't want to accept personal responsiblity for his own behavior for his own dysfunctional life.
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Posted by Debra Stevenson on May 21, 2013 at 2:28pm 2 Comments 1 Like
There is an ad that reads ' Do you support 'traditional' marriage? Vote Now"! .
No, I don't support 'traditional' marriage because there is no such thing. I support heterosexual and same-sex couples marry each other legally , yes. 'Traditional' marriage promoters largely do not believe that heterosexual women are co-equal to their husbands. Their only purpose in 'traditional' marriage is to sexually satisfy their husbands if they can and raise children and do all…
ContinuePosted by matthew greenberg on May 21, 2013 at 12:18pm 6 Comments 0 Likes
i've got no problem with everyone saying "merry christmas" on christmas day. however, they've turned it into an entire holiday season where it lasts a month or more. in those situations it should be perfectly acceptable to say "happy holidays" or call it a…
ContinuePosted by Two Cult Survivor on May 21, 2013 at 11:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I posted the bulk of this on another thread, but wanted to add some context separately.
I finally confronted my faith and embraced the fact of my atheism late last August, 2012. Days after I revealed my "epiphany" to a few friends who knew me from another message board, my sister died from Lou Gehrig's Disease (which pissed her off because she hated catching a disease from someone she never f---ed).
THAT was my sister, understand? She was a beautiful, life-loving, potty-mouthed…
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