As they say in Pushto, Uossılth xâtrøarstpëuq sklāe splîiuphoemnblii. My name is Ben Bernard de la Brownlee.
I have had sundry leisure activities and amusements all through my life, although they seem to vary with time. These days I like to capture rabid rhinoceroses, hunt fossils, and sculpt, as well as practice speaking Scottish Gaelic.
My most well-known treatises have been authored about Potiguara. Most-liked pamphlets of mine include Productive Texts in Morphology. While school is in session I am a principal reader in Selkirk, Canada, for a prominent, fabulous vocational high school. I do research in historical phrenology.
This is a snap of me all dressed up for a night out at a Cebuano restaurant.
My parents came from Brighton & Hove. But as of recently I am settled in San Francisco, United States. I expect this is a distressing adjustment for me. This town is a lot less kinky than I hoped it could be. I would love to be in the vicinity of Mauritius, where I often trap evil impalas as they rove, keep from getting rusty in Phuthi, Jacaltec, and the most complex language I have ever heard of, Elamite, learn a little more my least favorite language, Maranao, and go geyser gazing shrilly.
Bye!
—Ben
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