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pro-∪nion. Please enjoy my very messy userpage, as is tradition. Pronouns: any are fine, I tend to use singular they when speaking in third person (which is rare).

Arlo James Barnes
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I use several userscripts: /common.js, meta:special:mypage/global.js. Honestly, for some of these I'm amazed anyone could cope without them. Try editing logged-out, it's a pain.

100+-100 cmThis user is 100+-100 centimeters tall.
41 inches (1,000 mm) — July 5th, 1998
This user was born and lives in the U.S. State of New Mexico.
(And So Can You!); now playing Soldiers' Monument (Santa Fe, New Mexico) (for the last six years also)
Láadan
English
This user likes to translate articles from English to Láadan.


Timeline

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This is mostly so I can keep track of what I and others have done around this cyber-vicinity, but it may be of more general interest. Maybe eventually I'll throw in some <noinclude>s to allow a more practical sublisting to be transcluded somewhere more useful than my userspace (ironic, isn't it?)

20th century

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1930s

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1940s

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1960s

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1970s

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1980s

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  • 1981 — "Teach Yourself Alien" is published in Aurora. It contains many of the ideas in Native Tongue, such as exposing infants to alien communications and hallucinogens.
  • August 1984 — Native Tongue is published.
  • November 1985 — A series of articles by SHE in Hot Wire (a women's music newsletter) commences.
  • February 1987 — The Judas Rose is published.
  • March 1988 — A First Dictionary & Grammar of Láadan is published.

1990s

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  • May 1991 — The series of articles by SHE in Hot Wire concludes.
  • February 1994 — Earthsong is published.
  • c. 1996 — Amberwind is introduced to the Native Tongue trilogy by their husband.

21st century

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2020s

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References

  1. ↑ "A Third Dictionary and Grammar of Láadan, by Suzette Haden Elgin, edited by Jeanne Gomoll & Diane Martin. Introduction by Rebecca E. Haden".
Year: 203 Month: Vendémiaire Year: CCIII
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Decimal time – 10 h/day
Paris
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Greenwich
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