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PostPosted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 8:59 pm 
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Heh Stockie - you're english right ? - so this is your first language so shouldn't you know the difference between the words, practice and practise ?


Hi Peter I am English to have 2 tereble restrictions with the writen word one is I have Dyslexia and the other when it comes to forums is im lazy :D :shock: :D and it was also the english humour of playing on words as well :D :D :D


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Sure mate, I understand - I hope you see I was just having a friendly dig - and of course a wider dig at the way we are all becoming indifferent and lazy about our language. Quite apart from languages being dynamic I see the use of words changing as a result of other forces - certainly there are big changes amongst yolngu matha - which is of concern to older yolngu as well - bt that's a whole other topic really.

I think some of my family originally came from near Kent some four generations ago....

cheers mate,

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Peter Lister wrote:
Sure mate, I understand - I hope you see I was just having a friendly dig - and of course a wider dig at the way we are all becoming indifferent and lazy about our language. Quite apart from languages being dynamic I see the use of words changing as a result of other forces - certainly there are big changes amongst yolngu matha - which is of concern to older yolngu as well - bt that's a whole other topic really.

I think some of my family originally came from near Kent some four generations ago....

cheers mate,


Hi Peter no probs with friendly digs from me but with the Language thing that to me is one of the Beutiful things about at least the English language is that it is designed and needs to constantly change as in its true sence it is a bastard language origionally made up over time through different invaders starting with the Celts, then the romans, the saxons, normans, etc then with influx of migrants into the country in the 50's and 60's witha asian and west indian influance not to mention the good ole british empire that took the language all over the world and now with business and internet being prodominantly first language it is constantly changing.

I heard a great story from a british comedian Stephen Fry who gave his nephew a present and his nephew said thanks unc thats really book. the question was raised as to why book and its is a slang for cool as with pre emtive text on a mobile for cool, the first word that comes up (on british phones at least) is book go figure


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And for the technically inept like me (don't own a mobile by choice) then such things will be even more confusing as I age - I'm gonna be one of those old fuddy-duddy luddites, pushed over and picked on in the street....: )

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Peter Lister wrote:
And for the technically inept like me (don't own a mobile by choice) then such things will be even more confusing as I age - I'm gonna be one of those old fuddy-duddy luddites, pushed over and picked on in the street....: )


Im there with you on the age side of things and at least not having a mobile phone you wont get brain/ear cancer (if the conspirecy theries are right) :D

also Guan

on the subject of the DVD you proposed a while back from the footage you have collected over the years my suggestion (as per my PM to you the other day) and open for suggestions on here would be to catagorise/index/chapter the DVD in such a way it would be split into different playing techniques relating to clan, ROM styles of stick area (WAL, Central NEAL) etc and you could possibly even break it down further and have (if you have the footage) the difference between different members of the community old vs young eg Djalu style and Larrys etc. Also (again if you have or can get) a teaching segment for each area with the diddles and dups etc and possibly a westernised version for us lot out here in the sence of hard toung and mago master class CD's (again if such footage exists at the moment)

or to go completely over the top how about a series of DVD's or an Ididj box set? .... I have far to much time on my hands to think about such matters


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Guan,

Any news on this CD? Has been a long while.

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