Re: [lojban] pywates or pirots?

[John E Clifford <clifford-j@sbcglobal.net>]

Interesting.  I have been using this sentence
since at least 1961 and always in the form I
gave.  It is possible that I got it aurally
rather than in written form and misheard, but no
one has called me on it before. I don't remember
where I heard it but presumably either from
Carnap (who had an accent after all) or in a
Linguistics class. In any case, what the word
actually is makes no significant difference,
since, for all we can find out, pywates and
pirots are the same things.

--- Pierre Abbat <phma@phma.optus.nu> wrote:

> One of pc's contributions to jboselkei is
> "Pywates carulize elatically". I 
> googled "carulize" and found several instances
> of this sentence, but the 
> first word was "pirots". Which is correct?
> What's the difference between a 
> pywate and a pirot?
> 
> phma
> 
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