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Tacular, Skip
  > Inside SpecGram: A view from the front lines    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.2    November 2007
 
Talmy, Leonard
  > Autodescriptives    Lingua Pranca        June 1978
 
Taylor, Erin
  > Cartoon Theories of Linguistics—Part J—Feeding and Bleeding    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.2    June 2008
 
Tchomzkij, Ozzie
  > Speech Disorders as Indicators of Potential for Lyrical Success    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.2    April 2006
 
Темнота, Myrkur-Viviti
  > SHRLI: Stealthy High Resolution Linguistic Intake    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.4    April 2010
 
Tgrii-Kearn, Ann Shen
  > Aristotle Celebrates the Discovery of the Σύνδεσμος    Speculative Grammarian    CLIX.2    June 2010
 
Thanhthu, Nachele
  > Black Box Testing in Linguistics    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.3    March 2010
 
Thompson, John
  > Rating the World’s Languages    World of Language    I.2    February 1991
 
Thompson, Mikael
  > Are Turkish and Amharic Related? Are They Ever!    Speculative Grammarian    CXLIX.4    October 2004
  > A Brief History of the Bleggish Language    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.4    December 2009
  > Classifieds    Speculative Grammarian    CLVI.1    March 2009
  > Foreign Policy Recommendations for a Brighter Linguistics Future    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVIII.2    January 1998
  > How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.4    April 2010
  > Meet the SpecGram Editors    Speculative Grammarian    CLIX.3    July 2010
  > On Dominance and Submissiveness in Cognitive Linguistics    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.2    September 2009
  > Phonemic Color    Speculative Grammarian    CL.1    January 2005
  > A Possible Prional Source for Linguistic Degeneration from Prolonged Ailuric Exposure    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.1    September 2007
 
Thumpsem, M. Hadrian
  > Foreign Policy Recommendations for a Brighter Linguistics Future    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVIII.2    January 1998
 
Tii, Wanejem
  > The Taalbergen    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.4    July 2007
 
Tirizdi
  > On the Necessity of a Tri-Branching Corpse    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.β    September 2006
 
TJP
  > Review of Pulju’s An Optimality-Theoretic Account of the History of Linguistics: Past, Present, Future    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.2    April 2006
 
Trismegistus, Hermes
  > Arguments Against English Spelling Reform    Babel    I.3    September 1990
 
Trones, Jay
  > The Boustrophedon-Plummerfeld Hypothesis    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVII.2    February 1993
  > The Future of the English Dual    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVII.1    January 1993
 
Trum, Phil
  > Drop Kick the Quote    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.η    July 2009
 
Turr, Eddy
  > Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca—Style Sheet and Submission Guidelines    Collateral Descendant
     of Lingua Pranca   		     October 2009
 
Tyndskids, Lars
  > Linguistic Equations    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.η    July 2009
 
Tyto, T.
  > A Possible Prional Source for Linguistic Degeneration from Prolonged Ailuric Exposure    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.1    September 2007
 

Überwoggle, Watalodabaloni
  > IPA Analogies    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.η    July 2009
 
Unger, J. M.
  > Assistant Professor’s Song    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.1    January 2007
 
Ur de Males, Peter
  > Human Children, Even More So Than Dolphins, Recognize Names: Signature vocalization shape conveys identity information to human children    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.3    July 2006
 
Ussishkin, Adam
  > Double-Sided Copy Theory    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.1    January 2006
 

van der Meer, Jonathan
  > The Assumption of Slang    Speculative Grammarian    CL.4    October 2005
  > Chomskadamus Predicts The Future    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.3    January 2008
  > A Menu for Linguists    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.3    November 2009
  > Palindromic Passivization—Overcoming the Computational Cost of So-Called “Center-Embedding” Passives    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.1    January 2010
  > Recision and Precall—Accuracy Measures for the 21st Century    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.4    July 2007
  > Some Letters from Some Editors    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.4    October 2006
  > Transform Puzzles I—Vaguely Linguistic Transforms    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.4    March 2008
  > Transform Puzzles II—Now With Enhanced Sound!    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.1    May 2008
  > Transform Puzzles III—The Final Showdown    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.3    July 2008
  > What is Linguistics Good For, Anyway?    Speculative Grammarian    CLV.4    February 2009
 
van der Sandt, Rob
  > Gavagai with Peppers    Speculative Grammarian    CL.3    July 2005
 
Van Pijperzele, Jef
  > Linguistic Equations    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.η    July 2009
 
Vanderkeller, Jan
  > Review of Zhang, Jiannan, The Relationships between Processes and Participants in Chinese: A Cognitive Approach    Better Words and Morphemes    I.3    May 1991
 
Various Authors
  > Great Moments in Linguistic History    Son of Lingua Pranca        November 1979
 
Virgillito, Daniele
  > The Universal WH-eather—Indeductivist Grapho-Synoptic Introduction to the Principles-and-Principles Prolegomena of a Theory of WH-Fixedness    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.2    June 2008
 
von Blucher, Gebhard
  > The Role of Language in Telepathic Communication    Gaugauh Kamadugha    I.4    August 1991
 
von Helganschtein y Searsplainpockets, Helga
  > I Told You it was Not the Whole (Number) Story—An Anthropological Linguistic Followup on Non-Integral Person in Åriðmatçəl Verbs    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.2    June 2008
 
von Lichtgeschwindigkeit, Sachsen
  > The Development of the Brain and Its Implication for Language, Music and Pest Control, or, The Pied Piper Revisited    Speculative Grammarian    CXLIX.2    April 2004
 
vonn Güügënschnëchtën, Alfraad
  > A Meta-Analysis of Article Length vs Quality, or, Why Only Short Papers Really Matter    Speculative Grammarian    CXLIX.3    July 2004
 

Wahnsinnbetrunken, Hihau’arju
  > Invisible Zeromorphs Are Easy to Miss—A Reply to Orange’s Cat    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.1    August 2009
 
Walton, John-Boy
  > The Compleat Linguist    Collateral Descendant
     of Lingua Pranca   		     October 2009
 
Watanabe, Hiroko
  > Ndaba Forms of Address    Gaugauh Kamadugha    I.4    August 1991
 
Weaselflinger, Bjorn-Bob
  > Infinity and Beyond: A Prolegomena    Speculative Grammarian    CXLIX.3    July 2004
  > UXn: The Implications of Sampson’s Proof of Universal Science    Speculative Grammarian    CLIV.1    May 2008
 
Wei, Shr Ji
  > Advancing Pedagogical Methodology in the Linguistics Classroom    Linguist of Fortune    I.1    November 1990
 
Weller, Tom
  > Beowulf ond Godsylla    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.3    January 2008
 
Wells-Jensen, Jason
  > The Braille Song    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.1    January 2010
 
Wells-Jensen, Sheri
  > A Braille Orthography for tlhIngan    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.2    March 2007
  > The Braille Song    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.1    January 2010
  > How to Pay for Linguistic Fieldwork    Speculative Grammarian    CLVIII.4    April 2010
  > A Menu for Linguists    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.3    November 2009
  > We Got One Wet, And Now They Are Multiplying    Speculative Grammarian    CLI.3    July 2006
 
Wells-Jensen, Stovepipe
  > A Braille Orthography for tlhIngan    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.2    March 2007
 
Whitcomb, James Riley
  > Old Professor Hockett    World of Language    I.2    February 1991
 
Whitford, Joey
  > Ten New Commandments for Linguists    Collateral Descendant
     of Lingua Pranca   		     October 2009
 
Williams, Nick
  > Et Al.    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.η    July 2009
 
Wishnetsky, Susan
  > Morpheme Addiction    Lingua Pranca        June 1978
 
Wood, Christopher
  > “Weee!”—The First/Second Singular/Plural    Speculative Grammarian    CLII.2    March 2007
 
Word, A.
  > An Analysis of easy-Type Adjectives    Speculative Grammarian    CLIII.3    January 2008
 
Worm, N. Significant
  > The Stalker    Speculative Grammarian    CL.4    October 2005
 
Wright, I.M. Shirley
  > The BS Default Node: A Reply to Luvver    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVIII.1    March 1997
  > Linguistics: The Ultimate Field of Study?    Speculative Grammarian    CXLVII.4    April 1993
 

X., Suzy
  > The Effect of Coffee Consumption on Adults’ Average MLU at the Breakfast Table    Psammeticus Quarterly    XVI.3    May 1989
 

Yalbag, Mongo
  > On Dominance and Submissiveness in Cognitive Linguistics    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.2    September 2009
 
Yẙÿẙÿẙ, Yýŷỳ
  > Redundantly Multilingual Pretension Markers in BWFSEDPRCLCEE    Speculative Grammarian    CLV.4    February 2009
 

Žestókij-Grausam, Cruella
  > Parsers in the Cloud    Speculative Grammarian    CLIX.1    May 2010
 
Ziggle-Formenshult, Vleth
  > A Brief History of the Bleggish Language    Speculative Grammarian    CLVII.4    December 2009
 
Zikiwik, Xerxes Yuniqqi
  > Counterpoint: Why Linguistics Doesn’t Care    Speculative Grammarian    CL.3    July 2005
 
Zimmer, Karl
  > Note on the peH3 Root in French    Lingua Pranca        June 1978