>> I might have mentioned my theory of a man pointing and saying
>>>> "O..."h shit some hungry-looking huge being with big teeth is behind
>> you, and you might want to consider running like I will now...
>>>> ...for first origin of language, and the boom coming when women
>> discovered that gossipping can bring them power and can be rather
>> entertaining.
>>>> >> A speculation on the creation of syntax.
>>>> Syntax like in some woman in another age saying:
>> "Yesterday fat Gudrun's sister's daughter, the lazy one, and Chlodwig,
>> the sun of Hadubrandt that old walking mead-horn, were seen leaving
>> the village together, and you would not believe..."
"Peter T. Daniels" <grammatim at worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>"Women"? "Some woman"? You'd better have a damn good reason for such
>sexist b.s. before you stick it on sci.lang again.
>--
>Peter T. Daniels grammatim at worldnet.att.net
B.s. in your brain. And some day get some humour or Sesamy Street
might give you an Oskar.
Check amount of male and female children with speech handicap, check
tests of langauge abilities of men and women,
check 10O00 men and 10O00 women of different villages talking to
people of the same sex, and figure out to whom the above fits more,
and add some conversation about hunting after some ball and some
technical stuff and check where that fits more in comparison
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>An old German joke:
Ein Man ein Wort.
Eine Frau ein Woerterbuch.