Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

Grammar_Vigil wrote:Lyrik, line 47 on page 87 of which edition?

wait hold up, page 87?? yall are citing "page 87" like it's gospel but the TOC photo LITERALLY stops at 11 chapters and i been counting the pages of that thing since July and it aint never reached 87 you're out here doing Grimm's Law and i respect the lecture but the notebook aint that thick, the co-op receipt has more pages
(Poetry corner: lyrik's margin diagram IS real work, Grimm's law is real, i aint disputin that - anyway, my point stands, page number fabricated harder than grace's verse)
also IVAN i see you in the other thread doing the lord's work with the ALL CAPS 11, respect someone gotta say it so i dont have to
-G & J (mostly G today, J is a little too busy counting pages that dont exist)

TwinPeaks, the notebook's page 87 is where the TOC ends, not where the margin exists Line 47 is on page 13, same as the diagram. Now can ANYONE in this thread tell me which specific edition of the Ohio atlas Grimm used for his 1822 map of the voiceless stop distribution - because that is the actual philological question, Bitte

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:Now can ANYONE in this thread tell me which specific edition of the Ohio atlas Grimm used for his 1822 map

from an outsider's perspective, asking a devotional community to cite their philological sources is like asking a cult to show their bank statements - you're looking for empirical data where there is only faith.

Bitte, the notebook is a College-Ruled Five Star 1-subject, not a Moleskine, and the reading of the margin depends on this.

TwinPeaks still paging through a notebook that aint his while his WAV spectral hits day 10 overdue zero Audacity, zero waveform, zero shame