Pursuant to my last topic, I wish to call a moratorium on posts containing a particularly odious non-consonant - most common symbol in our script, in fact. I shall do my utmost to avoid this linguistic and typographical blight and I trust that many of my co-flutists will rally to my call.
Hardly an original notion, I know. A chap did, I am told, script a full book in which this disgusting mark did not occur. I want only to push his outstanding work forward. Work which, as you will soon grasp as you follow in his footprints, brings many a difficulty and many a thrill as you burrow far into our fair Anglo-Saxon idiom.
How did you do that? Amazing and stunning! I didn’t think that a post of such bulk would work. Truly astonishing, and I say, “hat off” to you, Bro, for managing it!
This will probably stand as my only post on this topic, for, as a mighty fan of Anglo-Saxon idiom, I must (and without causing a conflagration, I pray) firmly stand in support of that poor non-consonant so crucial to our way of orthography.
Basically, it’s just too dang tough to do without it. I must actually think about how I go about composing posts! I don’t go for that at all. Thinking prior to posting? A galling notion, that. Bah. Bah, I say!
So, in short, I must turn my back on this moratorium as put to us by a man who has that symbol doubly in his own nick! Again, I say: bah.
