Re: Hmm...Leave it Open, yet again

[aj796@freenet.carleton.ca (Tippi Chai)]

Carl Payne (cpayne@optical.fiber.net) writes:
> 
> Someone said the phrase mentioned is "We let the wierdness in."  

That is the "official" answer, from Kate.

> I sampled the phrase,  Very clearly, the "reversed part" says, 
> "AND they said they were very ill."   

I remember the discussion on gaffa eons ago when the conclusion is
"And they said they won't let me in."  So there are *TWO* messages
SIMULTANEOUSLY, one FORWARDs one BACKWARDs.  Our ears tend to pick out
what is understandable to our brain and discard the rest as "noise".

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Tippi Chai, Toronto, ON, Canada             aj796@freenet.carleton.ca
"The whims that we're weeping for/Our parents would be beaten for" Kate Bush
"I remembered the tears for the jellyfish drowned in the sand" Happy Rhodes