Re: Bogart: Haggis crossed the Bering Strait?

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rejohnsn@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu wrote:
>On Sat, 14 Dec 1996, Larry Caldwell wrote:
>
>> Ach, Robbie, the Archaeology of the Haggis being in the sad state that it is,
>
>Question is, would archaeohaggal analyses fall under the purview of
>faunal analysts? Personally, I think the analysis of archaeohaggises
>should belong to the coprolysts.
>

Ektually Rebecca, there is a scientifically correct term for the
haggial morphology ranging from the primitive but physiologically
cladian relative, Pizzarchae appiania to the far more sophistocated and
evolved Centrachidae omatica effluvia.

Ah lassie, I do wax poetic! I may jus havta retire for a short
sip o' the highlands best t' truely do justice t' a description o' tha'
phylial relationships here! You have a bonnie day there lassie!

and pass the Haggis and double malt!

Regards
bk

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