raden wrote:

In message , IMM writes



A lisp sound is also the case with Spanish in Spain and south America,
where
the Spanish also put in lisp sounds, such as Bathalona. the "th" is the
lisp. The south Americans do not speak that way. Spanish when spoken
sounds
as it every other words has "th" in it.

I prethume you're thor but thatisfied, as the old joke goes

How you (or your source) manages to confuse an elongated vowel with a
lisp, I would be intrigued to know

For a man who still fancies Milton Keynes, and considers a Combi Boler
the ultimate form of heat exchanger, nothing is impossible.

You have to realise that IMM gets his history and socilioogy from teh
little red book of Clarrs Consciouness, which is edited to take teh
color out of it and render it into dul mono-tones, espceailly black and
whitre, satring from teh basic premise

peasant=wurking clarrs=good
Arsitocracy=oprerssin of Wurkahs=the evil empire of fascist dicatorship,
snotty unis, people who Own Land, and pedophiles and homeosexuals etc
etc. etc.

He will be sorely puzzled when he gets buggered by a bull queer lorry
driver....