23.1679, FYI: All-New SpecGram (April 2012) Online

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Subject: 23.1679, FYI: All-New SpecGram (April 2012) Online

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Date: Mon, 02 Apr 2012 10:42:27
From: Trey Jones [Trey at WhitfordJones.com]
Subject: All-New SpecGram (April 2012) Online

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Greetings Linguists!

The April 2012 issue of Speculative Grammarian--the premier scholarly 
journal featuring research in the neglected field of satirical linguistics--
is now available online for your browsing pleasure.

    http://SpecGram.com/CLXIV.k/

The editors and publishers of SpecGram and Psammeticus Press are 
pleased to announce that another special supplemental monograph is 
now available. ''On Variation Under Earthlings'' is a groundbreaking 
essay accidentally discovered in a dusty old cabinet by the British 
Philological Survey after being lost for over 150 years!

Next time (Mid-April 2012), we will have another special issue of 
Speculative Grammarian.

Enjoy!

-Trey Jones
Managing Editor, Speculative Grammarian
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