Meeehh!!! Meeehhh!!! Meeehhh!!!

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Ehhh! Ehhh! goat talk? ahahaha.. They are goat herders anyway… I dunno how camels talk.

 

Atweh!

Hadeh!

Atyeh!

Eh!

I was laughing so hard how goat language evolves and become a subhuman language in some parts of the world, as though they are hollering goats.

Glad that oil was discovered here but sad that they are still continuing to talk in a goat language… meeeehhh!!! meeehhh!!!  meehhhh!!!

I’m bit vex on how noisy these goat herders here in the office. They are just a foot away and when they talk, it seems that they are talking mountains apart… EEEHHHH!!!! EEEEHHHH!!! EHHH!!!

Bukrah!!! LEONG LEONG!!!

Am not sure if they are warning the other goat herders that there are lions nearby.

It’s really baffling if you are not “well verse” on their culture and it seems these hornless goats wearing polo shirts are quarrelling when they talk to each other.

I cannot concentrate well on playing solitaire and mine sweeper because of their noise, and if you will play music to diffuse their noise, they will call your attention because they find a super mellow and sweet love song, irritating to their eardrums, not knowing that Josh Groban’s voice is lovelier to hear than their loud noisy groan.

Patience is virtue as they say, so I just have to be patient with these chimpanzees here forgotten to evolve. Do men come from chimpanzees? Or chimpanzees come from man? I guess the latter is more logically acceptable in my situation here.

Maybe a reason why their names ends in ah! or eh! with loud slamming stress is because of these goat language they have, but am not interested to study the origin of their names, all I can say is that their names when called is similar to that goat language meeehhhhh!!!  or maybe camels say maaahhhh!!!!

 

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*this is written not to say something bad about one culture. I'm just writing here how they treat or call other beings as though they are calling a goat, so instead, I swap the characters.