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On Tue, 16 Sep 1997, And Rosta wrote:
> To non-North Americans, of course, your name rhymes with
> "cab" rather than with "cob", and had it been us who had nicknamed
> you you would have become "Lojbob".

Really?  Could you "lojbanize" how you pronounce "cab", "cob", and
"Bob"?  I'm very confused.

co'o mi'e kris