always at the top of the list--it is a conspiracy
me: an alphabetical conspiracy
western supremacy at work
Cory: ahhh, first names
didn't think of that
I was trying to figure out what "wilkins" and "dunworth" had in common besides strong anglo-saxon overtones
me: Cory, you are great
Cory: that's why gmail lists me first, despite alphabetical dictates to the contrary
always
me: My brother the former Google employee says to tell you I'm wrong--Gmail lists names according to etymological origin.
my bad
Cory: ahh... anglo-saxon- that makes sense!
so unless I meet a bunch of azerbijanis (is that even a language or how it is spelled?) or arabs you're both good
or aremenians...
or a bazillion other languages
never mind, that was an exceedingly stupid observation on my part
me: umm, maybe aardvarkians?
Cory: ahhh, yes
but zanzabarbarians invariably get the proverbial short end of the stick
me: right
Cory: no wonder I hardly ever chat with any
me: gosh, you're neglecting them sadly
Cory: i never see their names!
me: prejudice, that's what it is.discrimination
Cory: exactly!
me: write to Google.
and the Governator
Cory: indeed, I shall
Dear Mr. Wilkins,
me: Okay, I'm going to go play Scrabble.
Make sure you put enough postage on.
Bye Cory!
Cory: I pray thee cease thy policies of discrimination against Zanzibarbarians forthwith and create an affirmative action program to put less advantaged members of the alphabetical community at the top of the chat list.
Insincerely,
Zcory Combs
Insincerely,
Zcory Combs
ok, so just leave while I try to attack discrimination
I see how it is
have fun!
Bye!
And yes, I can't sustain usage of outdated language for more than half a sentence
or use it correctly
so sue me
bye again!
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I guess the Chinese have it pretty good? Unless I'm Taiwanese.
How does this etymology thingmizer work?
Forgive me my incorrect spelling of "Armenians." It must have been a Turkish conspiracy. Consider it duly thwarted.
I also hope nobody notices that ironically arabs, azerbijanis, and armenians all come after anglo-saxon in alphabetical order. Oops.
and i thought it was just the people i talked to more often...
i guess that explains a lot.
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