William Shatner Speaks Esperanto, Do You?
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William Shatner Speaks Esperanto, Do You?
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The year is 1953 and he is twenty-two years old
He's finding his true calling, his true destiny
A language never heard on the Continent as such:
A mixture of French, Polish, Portuguese, and Dutch
Last night he had a dream and so he called me on the phone
He asked me if I knew what his name was
I said "Bill" and then asked "Why?"
He said because he had forgotten it
I said he was better off without it
William Shatner! Bill Shatner!
[random ramblings in Esperanto]
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