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Category Archive: Humor

In Soviet Russia…

… consonants palatalize you! How Computers Can Do Fieldwork For You: A Case Study—Chit Fullah I laughed so […]

michaelaubrey April 1, 2010 Humor, Linguistics

For a Moment I though this was about ATR’s Grammar…

michaelaubrey October 21, 2009 Humor

Finish this Sentence:

The pathetically small llama knitted nervously under the _______________________.

michaelaubrey August 15, 2009 Humor, Musings

Gems in the Biblical Scholarship

My Google Alerts e-mail for “New Testament Greek” came today and I found these couple Gems: Will you […]

michaelaubrey July 28, 2009 Greek, Hebrew, Humor

Searches that Found Me

My last name is spelled with a “e” not an “i” – just so you know: mike aubriy […]

michaelaubrey July 27, 2009 Humor

Five Biblical Studies Books that I’m Stupider for Reading

I’m finally picking this up after about two weeks. Rick tagged in this meme (and also Stephen Carlson […]

michaelaubrey July 25, 2009 Books, Humor

Funny things in ancient literature

Josh over at his new Son of the Fathers blog has tagged me in his meme: A Meme: […]

michaelaubrey June 18, 2009 Greek, Humor

Photo Dabbling – Biblioblogging or Biblio-Linguistic Blogging?

I wasn’t satisfied with the Biblical Studies Blog picture from the Top 50 Biblioblogs site: So I decided […]

michaelaubrey April 29, 2009 Humor, Linguistics

Personal for Generic Pronoun – Hilarious!

Language is Funny:

michaelaubrey March 24, 2009 English, Grammar, Humor

Linguists are So Brilliant

“This is only indirect support for our hypothesis, since it comes from different languages and a different empirical […]

michaelaubrey February 18, 2009 Humor, Language, Linguistics

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