result #102748 - SPEAK ALL THE HUMAN LANGUAGES, OR SPEAK TO ALL THE ANIMALS?

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would you : philosophy : SPEAK ALL THE HUMAN LANGUAGES, OR SPEAK TO ALL THE ANIMALS?

[+] ballot by Jinn_the_Kafir
created Sun Oct 01, 06

If you could be gifted with just one of these abilities, which would you prefer to have?

The ability to speak all the human languages, or the ability to speak with all the animals?

(No, humans will not be considered animals, for sake of this ballot)

Speak to all the animals.	72%
Speak all the human languages.	28%
I'm not sure.	0%
Comment.	0%

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Speak to all the animals.
Animals, because I wouldn't have to travel to talk to them.

by skylab on Sun Oct 01, 06 9:38am [+]

Voted : Speak to all the animals.
If I spoke all the human languages, I'd be cursing people out in two hundred and fifty-plus tongues.

by Truthseeker013 on Sun Oct 01, 06 1:08pm [+]

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