[B-R-I] Re: nu-ku-lar

[Kaimbridge M. GoldChild]

Garrett Wollman wrote,

 > To the contrary; a new pronounciation becomes "proper"
 > when enough people change how they say things.  That's
 > why we're not still speaking Proto-Indo-European.  What
 > is "proper" in language is defined solely by the other
 > people who use that language, and what they are willing
 > to accept.

Wherefore art thou all complainin' about?
It ain’t no big deal if thou speaketh rite and proppa!  P=)

      ~Kaimbridge~

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