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Date Posted: Tue, 10/21/03 11:00am
Author: Ylva
Subject: Whirld peas
In reply to: john mohdom 's message, "Re: "Linguistic action thriller" - Part II, without shades" on Mon, 10/20/03 2:37am

>yes, and envision whirld peas.

Yeah... imagine... Didn't someone write a quite famous song about that a long time ago? There's a refrain containing the word "imagine" coming to my mind, but my memory is on strike at the moment, so I can't classify it. Anyway, "wirld peas"... that's what the people in the area where the tornado went had - whirl[e]d peas in their own world.

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