members

and associates


Preemie

pit

joobie

 Casualty of birth

 honorary members

mm and dd

In the seventies

...with adjunct members rooster and bear

Cuties

 

...with associates (quad squad divisions #2 and #4)

gordawn and bon-bon

Quadruple

NB: It is somewhat misleading to refer to the core members of the Society by their legal names, for though they are known by these for almost every other purpose, in the context of Society communications they are always known as "Baud," with no attempt made, or necessary, to distinguish between one and the other. It is always obvious to whom the speaker is referring, provided the speaker is a member of the Society, a state of affairs so probable as to make its negation unimaginable. An imperfect analogy can be drawn with the obviousness of the reference of "I" and "you" when used by a member of the society speaking that language, English. "I" in direct discourse always successfully refers to the speaker. The features of Baud linguistics need to be worked out with greater rigor.

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