So just a thought...What would a speech impediment sound like in a different language? Dutch? Spanish? How about Korean?

If you say "rise up lights" in a British accent it sounds like "razor blades" in an australian accent. I did this for two hours

I was just on omegle, if you don't know it check it out
omegle.com
blazed as always, and I was trying to convince a person that I don't speak English, as a stupid joke of course because we're both speaking in English...and the person was taking me seriously, trying to get me to realize that we are, in fact, speaking in English, so clearly I must speak English.
(there is an owl hooting outside my window right now)
So I just kept saying, no, I don't speak English, and so I don't understand what you are saying.
Then I started talking about how maybe you're not speaking English either!... read more »

I wonder what babies think because they don't know any words. Do they have their own language, or what do they do? It blows my mind thinking of this.

Maybe I'm too optimistic, but shouldn't we all speak the same language in the future? I mean, it's not like we don't know everybody else is here now, why don't we all try to talk to each other? And don't give me that international language of love bullshit, I've tried that at work. It's real name is sexual harassment apparently.