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in reply to a message by lovkraft
Edgar Rice Burroughs explains in "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" the fictitious etymology of Tarzan, and I quote:
"Tarzan is derived from the two ape words TAR and ZAN, meaning white skin. It was given him by his foster mother, Kala, the great she-ape."
So Tarzan Milosevis is not only unfortunate -- it is hilarious :)
"Tarzan is derived from the two ape words TAR and ZAN, meaning white skin. It was given him by his foster mother, Kala, the great she-ape."
So Tarzan Milosevis is not only unfortunate -- it is hilarious :)
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