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Actually maybe it was you who had said that, my memory's pretty unreliable when it comes to remembering names.

Wouldn't people with hearing loss be better able to hear sibilants than stops and nasals, anyway? It seems like /s/ and /S/ are some of the loudest sounds in the English language. I've always wondered how they manage to distinguish all those N sounds.

Rad red rid rod Rudd raid read ride road rude .... Plus roid and some nonstandard verbs with -ed.

inwo soppšim "to give an Inwo answer" where Inwo was a girl who thought she knew everything based on very little experience, and was also very literal minded. Kind of like Rain Man who thought that all hot bathwater was unsafe just because he saw his brother injured that way once 20 years ago. next...

I was hungry and went to a building that had three Asian restaurants in it. The first two refused to serve me chow mein as an entree, they only offered it as a side dish. The third did offer, but in order to get any food I had to go through their complicated ordering system which I didnt understand ...

I dont know if it's attested, but a change of any or all voiced fricatives to /ʕ/ doesnt seem unrealistic, as many languages have changed fricatives such as /f/ or /s/ or /š/ into /h/.

Doulos SIL works well for me in both Firefox and Internet Explorer.

EDIT: If anyone is confused, I stole my username from the name in Skourene, not the other way around.