[lbo-talk] Triple Your Lizard

[Geoffrey Wildanger]

I'm from California, the silicon valley, to be exact. At the open air  
market I used to work at, on a normal day, we would hear, perhaps,  
20-25 different languages spoken. Most prominent would be English,  
Spanish, Russian, Chinese and French. There would also be many other  
European, African, Indian, Central Asian, East Asian, South East  
Asian etc languages spoken.

The Silicon Valley is probably more diverse than most places in the  
US, but it is not particularly diverse for the Bay Area. I doubt,  
however, that there are many places in the world that are that  
diverse. At least in my travels, I have yet to find one.
Am Jul 20, 2009 um 12:20 PM schrieb Dennis Claxton:


> At 12:09 PM 7/20/2009, Chris Doss wrote:
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>> THEY HAVE NO COMMON LANGUAGE.
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> Shouting is a common language probably.
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>> Do you know how many languages are spoken in Paris? London?  
>> Berlin? Any large city in the world?
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> You're moving the goalpost again.
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> You said there's no difference between New York, Los Angeles, and  
> Houston.  That's bullshit and that's what people are responding too.
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Geoffrey Wildanger
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