Correction for glossary

[Danihel Laurieir]

UWM stands for the University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee.

UWM's campus is a culturally significant landscape for Talossa. Ben spent many hours at Golda Meir Library, researching languages and developing the crack-pot Berber hypothesis. His father, Harry, a psychology professor at the university had an office at Garland Hall (I believe) where Ben spend many hours putting together issues of Stotanneu, writing chapters of the history, compiling Talossan dictionaries and discussing and arguing about Talossan affairs with me, Wes, Buffone and others.

UW--Madision is often referred to as "Wisconsin," and is the UW System's flagship campus.

[Trotxâ]

On Wisconsin!

So - let me see if I get this right: Madison and Madison were not in Madison, only at Meir in Milwaukee, where Master Madison met and made major marks on Maricopa, Mussolini and Maritiimi-Maxhestic?

Magnificent!

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[Lord Q]

clemente said:

On Wisconsin!

Blah. I hate that tune.

[Trotxâ]

Mysteriously, there's no mention of Marquette.

[Lord Q]

Unless it's in the context of "mugrads."

[Sir C. M. Siervicül]

It's missing a Marquette mention? Man! Must be a mere mistake, methinks.

castiglha said:

Unless it's in the context of "mugrads."

Hmm, maybe a Marquette mention in mufti?

[Trotxâ]

siervicul said:

Hmm, maybe a Marquette mention in mufti?

Maybe!

Here's more:

This map mentions that we're missing Manitowoc, Marshfield, Marinette and Marathon County.

Might this mimic Minnesota?

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