Word Stimming?

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Dirty Limericks are better than no Limericks.

LOL

The weather happens to be one of my "special interests." In 1971, I ran up a $600 phone bill calling the weather forecast numbers throughout the US.

It's an abstract language called Pangean. I came across someone using it on another autism forum and on a blog so decided to try and use it myself. The language is fluid and very few of the words have any fixed meanings.

Pangaea (spelling), I believe, was the original one-piece landmass of the earth circa 500,000,000 BC.

Wow!

Yes, Pangaea also spelled Pangea was the original single supercontinent landmass that split into Gondwanaland and Laurentia. I think the name Pangean for the language is because it's sort of a proto-language, a language that hasn't evolved to a stage in which words have fixed meanings.

You must really be into linguistics.

I believe Hans Christian Anderson, in addition to his fame as a fairy-tale writer, also was an innovative linguist of the 19th century.

I like to sing almost everything and often turn things into song lyrics. I also like to make little sounds and repeat myself. I think it records information into my brain somehow if I repeat it out loud. Not sure how to explain this.

That's a great facility to have.

I'm totally lacking in this facility.

I never said it was good singing - lol.

To make up lyrics on the spot is pretty good, even if the singing isn't "good."

You never know....you might have a great voice, and not know it. Maybe this is part of your "genius arsenal."

Thanks - I think a lot of it is actually echolalia, words from songs I know... or I just sing out the words I was already going to say...

I gotta ask:
kraftiekortie, do you notice anything synchronicitous here?

I'm not really that interested in linguistics, somebody else invented the concept of Pangean, I just found the idea to be original and intriguing, so I adopted it myself.