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Tony: bah... this dictionary I found is horrible. You're probably better... what is a coupe de glotte?
Me: hmm
Me: Probably a glotal stroke
Tony: Well that tells me not very much.... it has t be in complete sentences and such... by the way it's growing hilarious how much Ellis depends on your being around.
Me: Depends on me? For what?
Me: A glotal stroke is a closure of the epiglottis on the air flow, producing a "struck" beginning to a note sung without consonants.
Tony: Yup... just keeping him company it seems. If you're not around right after school he's saying "Tony where'd Ryan go?" If your're late getting tto lunch he's practically in a panic: "Tony have you seen Ryan? Where is she?" and on and on
Tony: it makes me laugh
Me: That is indeed amusing.
Me: I'll have to observe it more closely.
Me: hmm
Me: Probably a glotal stroke
Tony: Well that tells me not very much.... it has t be in complete sentences and such... by the way it's growing hilarious how much Ellis depends on your being around.
Me: Depends on me? For what?
Me: A glotal stroke is a closure of the epiglottis on the air flow, producing a "struck" beginning to a note sung without consonants.
Tony: Yup... just keeping him company it seems. If you're not around right after school he's saying "Tony where'd Ryan go?" If your're late getting tto lunch he's practically in a panic: "Tony have you seen Ryan? Where is she?" and on and on
Tony: it makes me laugh
Me: That is indeed amusing.
Me: I'll have to observe it more closely.
