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| rdfs:comment | - Confer Late German babbeln; [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Babble]] babbelen; German bappeln, bappern; [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Babble]] babiller; Italian babbolare; probable origin, to keep saying ba, imitative of a child learning to talk; confer tower of Babel.
- Babble was a very talkative bunny from the 1986 special The Tale of the Bunny Picnic. The puppet also appears in Muppet Classic Theater.
- Babble is a collective term for several similar language groups, and should not be confused with languages that were invented at the Tower of Babel. Unlike other language groups, Babble exists to prevent meaningful communication. A fluent speaker of Babble is able to express absolutely nothing, no matter how much is actually spoken. The working theory behind Babble languages is that other people's thoughts and ideas are inherently stupid and boring, and therefore language should serve to prevent the communication of all thoughts and ideas.
- Babble was an unsold game show pilot where three visitor celebrities try to figure out from the daffy descriptions and spontaneous double talk from three "home team regulars".
- Clanbook:Malkavian, 1st Edition, Pg 60 & 2nd Edition, Pg 27
- "I just killed a Zombie ant it was This big," or maybe just: can you, my cleric friend, cast Remove Curse? You don't need to use these "magic words" to get a curse - including a stink curse - removed at a Temple with a priest, whom you can pay.
- Carrie Hartnoll is a girl lost in a life going nowhere fast, until a chance encounter with an ex-boyfriend affords her the opportunity of a whole new career in Ivy League America, as part of a research team attempting to resurrect the language of Babel – a language, it is theorised, that can be understood by any human, from anywhere in the world. The book was originally intended for Insomnia Publications, and was delayed after Insomnia folded. Artist Bryan Coyle was nominated for the 2013 Russ Manning Award for Most Promising Newcomer on the basis of it.
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| abstract | - Confer Late German babbeln; [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Babble]] babbelen; German bappeln, bappern; [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Babble]] babiller; Italian babbolare; probable origin, to keep saying ba, imitative of a child learning to talk; confer tower of Babel.
- Babble was a very talkative bunny from the 1986 special The Tale of the Bunny Picnic. The puppet also appears in Muppet Classic Theater.
- Babble is a collective term for several similar language groups, and should not be confused with languages that were invented at the Tower of Babel. Unlike other language groups, Babble exists to prevent meaningful communication. A fluent speaker of Babble is able to express absolutely nothing, no matter how much is actually spoken. The working theory behind Babble languages is that other people's thoughts and ideas are inherently stupid and boring, and therefore language should serve to prevent the communication of all thoughts and ideas.
- Babble was an unsold game show pilot where three visitor celebrities try to figure out from the daffy descriptions and spontaneous double talk from three "home team regulars".
- Carrie Hartnoll is a girl lost in a life going nowhere fast, until a chance encounter with an ex-boyfriend affords her the opportunity of a whole new career in Ivy League America, as part of a research team attempting to resurrect the language of Babel – a language, it is theorised, that can be understood by any human, from anywhere in the world. As Carrie pieces together her fractured personal life, she becomes embroiled in the mystery surrounding the apparent suicide of the project’s original team leader, which propels her to uncover the horrific truth about the language and why it was written out of the history books... The book was originally intended for Insomnia Publications, and was delayed after Insomnia folded. Artist Bryan Coyle was nominated for the 2013 Russ Manning Award for Most Promising Newcomer on the basis of it.
- Clanbook:Malkavian, 1st Edition, Pg 60 & 2nd Edition, Pg 27
- "I just killed a Zombie ant it was This big," or maybe just: can you, my cleric friend, cast Remove Curse? You don't need to use these "magic words" to get a curse - including a stink curse - removed at a Temple with a priest, whom you can pay.
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