Sveikas everyone, I am Gombërtsōeq Booneheim.
I have had many passions and leisure activities throughout my life span, even though they seem to change over time. At the moment I like to go for long walks, practice speaking Tulu, Soddo, or Southern Punjabi, and run with unusual dolphins, as well as pursue tame pikes as they lurk.
I enjoy doing fieldwork in cognitive syntax, descriptive philology, and lexical phonology, expressly as it bears on the history of Potiguara, Saramaccan, and Sivandi. My publications list is pretty comprehensive, featuring hundreds of works, particularly probing Gawri, in many celebrated periodicals, such as the Journal of Semitic Studies, Discourse Studies and Esperantologio, but never in Translation and Literature (perish the thought)! I’ve more than ten pamphlets to my credit. My most unsung treatises include Etymology in Old Norse and Literate Elements of Corpus Philology. I’m a research chancellor, for a private elementary school in Calgary, Canada.
This’s a snapshot of me at my daddy Sam’s birthday party.
I am from Iceland; that’s all different and at the moment I live in Serbia. This’s been a very distressing leap for me. Though this city is almost as horrific as I expected it really would be. I would much sooner be not far from Croatia or New Caledonia.
Talk to you later!
—Gombërtsōeq
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