Delighted to receive my copy of The Oxford Handbook of Irish English edited by Ray Hickey in which @SusanneMohr7 & I have a chapter on #IrishSignLanguage Somehow books make it to Norway before they get to Ireland 🤣

@SusanneMohr7 Seems we were thinking about this for different reasons today! twitter.com/symbolicstorag…

@SusanneMohr7 It was an absolute pleasure to co-author with you on Irish Sign Language in Ray Hickey’s volume on Irish English. Can’t wait to get my copy!

Michael Pleyer Gareth Roberts I think @SusanneMohr7 would be interested to join you!

Ian Cushing Sandra is LeavingAcademia Furensic Linguist @SusanneMohr7 Prof Julia Snell My claim to fame selfie with Crystal, back in 2016...!

@SusanneMohr7 Dr. Leah Geer Cambridge University Press Erin Wilkinson UNM Linguistics UT Linguistics Dept 'Effects of Family-Centered ASL Instruction on Hearing Parents' Child-Directed Signing.”

@[email protected] 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇪🇺 @SusanneMohr7 Sorry to butt in but I simply have to recommend the Jumbo Pommes (“nein, die gibt’s nicht kleiner!”) in Hellers Biergarten in the Volksgarten

@SusanneMohr7 Wow, I wasn't aware how this went on... anyway, this is part of how it started: doi.org/10.17169/fqs-2… 🙂

Ian Cushing Sandra is LeavingAcademia Furensic Linguist @SusanneMohr7 Prof Julia Snell Interesting!

@SusanneMohr7 Helen Bromhead Cliff Goddard thank you @SusanneMohr7 please let me know your thoughts once you read it! I am now reading through Helen Bromhead 's work.

@SusanneMohr7 Wasn't spinster just a wors meaning someone who spins cloth from threads or something? But for a long while it was the only job available to women and especially unmarried women and so it became associated with cool folks like me. (if I am remembering fact and not fable)

@SusanneMohr7 I wonder if they have a specific sign or area for nerds like us to make pilgrimages

@SusanneMohr7 I mean we've seen the same images of Times Square over and over, this should be the first photo of the 4th floor of Macy's in NYC and it quenches a curiosity I never had.

Karen Wise (@wisekaren.bsky.social) @SusanneMohr7 Me too!

@SusanneMohr7 Sure! The second food conference in two weeks - really enjoyable 😀

@SusanneMohr7 You mean the fouth floo? 🤪
Omg i‘m so weirdly proud that I got the reference 😂🥰

@SusanneMohr7 Viel Erfolg bei der Vorlesung! - hier im Saarland ist ideales Wetter zur Apfelernte 🍎

@SusanneMohr7 Not sure if the history part would be long enough, but maybe this introduction?
Bublitz, Wolfram & Neal R. Norrick. 2011. Introduction: the burgeoning field of pragmatics. In Wolfram Bublitz & Neal R. Norrick (eds.), Foundations of Pragmatics, 1–20. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter.

Jessi Grieser (I have joined places. Same handle.) @SusanneMohr7 Well, who knows what it was in the 60s.

@SusanneMohr7 I have an intuition that in the American realm a similar conflation between Switzerland and Sweden would happen 😬😬😬