<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=57983.msg2679112#msg2679112">Quote from: cere on 28-01-2010, 02:46:44</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I can see that the language difference is a bit of a problem...but you can't say much with your mouth full of breast, big breast, anyway so I guess that alleviates the need somewhat doesn't it? <br/><br/>Now a solution could be to use sign language...you know...point to something that you want to eat...that sort of thing. But I feel that this may also become somewhat difficult when your wrists are bound six feet apart or your arm is twisted so far up your back that you can see it returning over the top of your own head. <br/><br/>I'm only surmising here about the difficulties that we might face...so we might use the head and eyes system...that's where the eyes open up wide so you can see the whites, they then look intently somewhere and you nod your head in that direction. This will work unless your mouth is full of something that buts up against an obstacle...say someone's abs. Then you could only be looking straight at a navel so your sign language would be somewhat restricted.<br/><br/>Toe tapping in morse code comes to mind but that is difficult without shoes and I doubt that Egyptian head garments included code decyphering technology. Grunting is a possibility and no doubt will be used but maybe not in a planned fashion. I can see confusion occurring when you are grunting to attract Cleo's attention but she thinks it's because you are on your fourth orgasm in as many minutes. No, I think grunting is out. I wonder what a wink means in Ancient Egyptian? I wouldn't be game to try one of those on Cleo would you?</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>lmao Cere, you are too funny. Toe tapping in morse code...?  LOL<br/><br/>For the record, Kate will not be able to speak Egyptian. It was never her original area of study. She will have to rely upon one of the other characters, or all, to help her understand what Cleopatra is saying.