I was not referring to the way that a person speaks. On my speakers, using JAWS 15, and an American high quality SaPI 5 speech, logger and lager sound exactly the same.

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@Charlse, you are directly incorrect, and to be honest I'm getting a little tired of you making this constant point about the way myself, and most people in England speak.

So, I have recorded this file, which is me saying the words lager and logger, and then reading your previous mail with Orphius (my appologies for the speaker bit, I didn't have time to put my quad speakers into optimum mike position but it should be audible).

Hopefully this will finally knock this silly linguistic idea on the head.

https://www.sendspace.com/pro/zyccve

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Maybe this is where speech synthesis comes into play, because a logger might drink a lager. You cannot hear the difference, because there isn't any audible difference. Braille beats speech hands down.

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Hi Tom.

logger? I thought a logger was someone who choppsed down trees.

I did check the spelling and I meant lager. I'm not sure of the differences sinse I am quite aware lager is a type of beer, but often in Britain beers and lagers are distinguished by those who drink them, especially locally brewed beers and those who are in the real ale briggade.

Don't ask me, on the rare occasions I do drink alcohol I much prefer a good quality wisky or a propper dark rum, or indeed a decent coctale.

Beware the grue!

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Hi Dark,

Me thinks you are a few cans short of a six pack yourself. I do not
intend to define what a few is since it is obvious it is more than one
and is less than six.

Plus logger, which you misspelled, is a type of beer. So listing beer
and logger in the same sentence is a bit redundant. Might have been
better to use ale instead as it is also a beer but a different type of
beer.

Cheers!


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Hmmm, "A few cans short of a sixpack"

Well, sinse a sixpack by deffinition holds six cans, (whether of beer,
larga, coke or whatever), then how many is a few? it cannot be one sinse the

words cans is used implying it is a plaural, however it cannot be two sinse

there are already collective plaurals for two, eg, a pair, a couple which
could've been used instead of the collective "A few"

If however it is three cans, then we run into a basic deffinitional problem

sinse logically three is half of six and therefore "Half a sixpack" however

by deffinition a half is a proportionately large amount, and therefore the categorical opposite of a few. So, is it indeed possible to be a few cans short of a sixpack? Perhaps it is this logical impossibility which promotes

the metaphore for insanity, sinse by deffinition if nobody can ever be! a
few cans short of a sixpack and yet someone is, it implies a severe
imbalance in the world sinse quantities with no deffinition have been
involved, hence why such people who might be described as "A few cans short

of a sixpack" are seen as insane or mad, though whether they were mad before

being described by such utterly nonsensical and mathematically
incomprehensible analogies or whether such analogies applied to them have caused a severe mentil disconnection from reality through being described by

quantities that cannot possibly exist is not clear.

Disclaimer! the above analysis may well be a complete and utter load of dingo's kidneys aand just exist for completely pointless amusement value.

Dark.


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