Anyway, any link to a page or article would be great; the closest I've found is

www.celtic-languages.org/index.php?ti...

but I can't follow this and it doesn't have enough examples to be useful.

chatGPT doesn't; maybe this is a case where we can beat the machine, or maybe the machine doesn't know because nobody does!

Back in the early 90s it was fashionable, in Galway at least, to wear a black and white keffiyeh rolled up as a scarf; I walked in Garavan's one evening and the barman, without looking up, said "so what'll it be Yasser".

Success is counted sweetest
By those who ne'er succeed.
To comprehend a nectar
Requires sorest need.

What counts as science, if linguistics is included then John Lyons' book about Chomsky, both Derek Bickerton's books, though I resent his boasting about being a crappy colleague and the two books by Guy Deutscher.

Scientifically though, it's amazing and wonderful!

Shouldn't we be avoiding the US for scientific meetings during this unscientific time?

I am simple person, if a party minister says monstrous things then the party is a party of assholes.

No longer true, you ask GPT 4o and then check the references are real.

Or conversely you sit opposite someone beautiful on the train, daring but elegant clothes, kind, penetrating eyes, long lively fingers that must surely be no stranger to stopping a violin string, wrinkles clearly not from age but too much amaze and they turn out to be reading Harry Fucking Potter.