i recently had an encounter with a south korean individual. he has probably been here only for a few years and a few words have distinctly different pronunciations from the normal. his "z" pronunciation was what fascinated me most. the z was more like a j. so "size" would come out as "sije" and "zoom" came out soundling like "joom". putting two and forty together, i'm hypothesizing that the one and only captain has a south korean gene swimming in his extraordinary gene pool. one gene down from around 25000. i wonder which one gives him the ability to shock electricity. i'll track them all down. if there is one life that is worth cloning, it has to be captain's.
staying on the linguistic vein, can an indian trying to imitate a southern accent construed to be speaking in a south indian accent?
5 comments:
pure genius...now I see ur bio-engineering degree didnt go to waste!!! keep it up! vazgha captain...
`Hyps
ouch..that hurt..
damn u !hyps
LOL! Arun saar, this be awesome
jay i admire captain as much as the next tamilan.. and consider running with axes buried in backs a trivial task for the great one. i'm shocked u compared that to captain.
i've been investigating why the director made captain where that metal plate in dharmapuri to deflect bullets. surely he missed captain's earlier movies
you latest blog on using aby-baby's blog got me here.
quite a good number of my friends from golt land pronounce zip as jip, zero as jero...captain might have a link to golt-land instead.
now you can start digging a tunnel from golt-land to korea.
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