In a msg on , Ed Lee of 1:3629/101.8
writes to Zorch Frezberg:
 ZF>> -zf-  Nerb!
 EL> Just out of curiosity... are you done with "plerb," and if so, 
 EL> may I borrow it? ;)
Feel free.
As an exercise in radio stuff, a friend of mine and I play "Syllable".
The idea is to come up with 'unique' single syllable words that are not 
'standard English', with no more than a 2-second pause.
We're up to about 240 "words" before one of us forms a two-syllable, or a 
word that has a meaning.
Comes in handy in ad-lib, when you need a fake 'name'..."Drive a 1998 
arge!"
"Nerb!", on the other hand, comes from Frank Kelley Freas, who drew it into 
the original artwork attached to the original publication of Christopher 
Anvil's "Pandora's Planet" in ASTOUNDING magazine...serialized in three(?) 
issues, it appeared in the second installment.  It was an "alert signal" 
inside the invader's spacecraft.  I would suggest the full-novel version of 
PANDORA'S PLANET, 
 EL> ... "I may be pursuing an untamed ornithoid without due cause." - 
 EL> Data
"I hexed them with my bopamagilvie."
     === Earth Force Scout Lt. John Leeming
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