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Date Posted: 05:23:27 12/04/02 Wed
Author: Ralph Hamilton
Subject: Re: Trolls or Munchkins.
In reply to: Don 's message, "Re: Trolling: the art of being other" on 16:28:39 12/03/02 Tue

Hi Don and BV,
never did like Trolls, preferred munchkins.

I'm finding the posts on language fascinating. It is amazing the difference a language makes. For instance, have you seen The Wizard of Oz in German. When the Munchkins sing im Deutsch, they're not cute, but sinister. Or is that my imagination at work again?

I think English has to be the language of education in PNG, but Tok Pisin is the only true Lingua Franqua. Sort of like they tried to do with Esperanto worldwide a few years ago, but never managed it.

If I were Itlod, I wouldn't take BV's nonsense. I would hit him with my handbag.

Hehe......Ralph.

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