Nothing like coffee, a cloudy day, and a quest for clarification (and Photoshop, of course). Cheers.
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6 comments:
still seems foreign to me.
Holy shit Abbzug! This is an amazing graphic display...I know you are artistic and smart...but I did not know you could produce stuff like this at the drop of a hat!!!!...and that you obviously understand math a lot better than I do.
Polvo, I like the word play with foreign....but did you consider "It's still Greek to me...." ?
either way i think greek is one of the 4% of languages that some percent of the 97% choose to speak.
Pig latin, i think technically, is a dialect of Floridian English.
You are correct!!!!...I think it is a dialect of Floridian down home speech........And for the record.....I have noticed in my travels that we Floridians are the only ones that speak without an accent……we are taught to enunciate our words correctly and deliberately.......whereas the other parts of the country seem to add vowels and drop consonants.
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