Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vo — Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vo — Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vo — Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vo — Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vo — Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
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Language was just that thing that happened when you opened your mouth at the table, squeezed a few noises out of your vocal chords, and induced Socrates thereby to pass the salt.

— Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars
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