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Article #31474Re: Proper pronunciation of 'Kibo'
From: Dan Wright
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 1992 16:46
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 1992 16:46
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-- K. NOT named "John" wrote:
:
: You know, it's amazing how much discussion of me there's been in
: alt.folklore.computers and alt.folklore.urban without someone simply
: suggesting "Why don't we ASK Kibo how he says it, since he's on the net
: and he's a bunch of groups named after him?" But noooooo. It's enough
: to make one lose his faith in Terryness.
Speaking as one man with but two pennies in his pocket: I assumed it would
be awkward, and perhaps futile, to pester the high and mighty with trivial
questions, considering the possibility of almighty <ZOTs> or what have you.
Oh awesome Kibo, who lifts heavy stones on God's behalf, who hears each
tree fall in each forest, who remembers the first chicken hatching from an
egg, please answer this humble question:
How do you say Kibo?
-- Dan Wright
P.S. The first scan I got:
"...since he's on the net and he's a bunch of grapes ..."
A bunch of grapes? Oh, *groups*, and the second "he's"
is short for "he has". My mistake.
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