shamus63
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"Romanes eunt domus"? 
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ricplayer
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SteveB said:Haha!
Hey....I like "If I could"....good structure and flow.....
ricplayer
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"Romanes eunt domus"?
I do too shower!! Morning shamus.
I do too shower!!
Morning shamus.
shamus63
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ricplayer said:"Romanes eunt domus"?
I do too shower!!
"It says Romans go home!"
Buenas Dias, mi amigo!
ricplayer
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ola my friend....stingray is on it's way!!!
Failing to sort out your Latin from your Acadian from your Quebecois, eh?SteveB said:Well, if we have to beat folks up to keep ol' Jackson on his toes...
I actually hate to correct something so technical, especially since I'm wrong so often, myself.. but...
it's "et tu" not "eh tu"
from the Latin words "et" = and
and "tu" = you.
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shamus63
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ricplayer said:
Ric's Pics are a requirement...mp3's optional.
ricplayer
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morning golam......
shamus63
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ricplayer said:
Hey! The Bunny is back!
SteveB
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ricplayer said:
Thanks, ricplayer. It actually has lyrics now, I just have to get my act together and get the vocals recorded...
Shamus, "eunt" is just a great word...
Big Poppa
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I wonder how Jackie is doing?
ricplayer
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shamus63 said:
Hey! The Bunny is back!
Couldn't resist.
She likes this pic, so I won't get yelled at if she sees it."A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum...." -- -- Stephen Sondheim [original B'way prod'n: '62]SteveB said:...............
Thus, Caesar said "and you Brutus?" meaning "you too, Brutus?" when he found his 'friend' had played a role in his stabbing.
See what 4 years of Latin classes in high school leaves in your head years later?
Fuzzy Dustmite
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shamus63 said:"It says Romans go home!"
Buenas Dias, mi amigo!
What is this then? Romanes eunt domus, "People called Romanes they go the house"?
SteveB
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Golem said:
Yes, I suppose you could cite that. (Great show, too!)
But I was thinking more about Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar".
I believe the actual Latin was "et tu, Brute" (where "Brute" is pronounced BROO-tay) because of the case of the noun Brutus (vocative?). Happily, I've forgotten how all of that works (nominative, genitive, dative, ablative, accusative, locative, vocative).
I hope ol' Jackie is doing well in Lima, and has not had occasion to use his personal firearm (unless for martini-inspired sport).
ricplayer
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SteveB said:
Hmmmm...I am....totaly confused.......
.....shutting door...
strummer
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Very confusing, this thread
Ricplayer, good to see you getting a proper bass
About your web page: There is something seriously wrong with your rig!
...
Your guitar friend has a taller one! You seriously need to add a cab or two, or he'll think he's in charge
Ricplayer, good to see you getting a proper bass
About your web page: There is something seriously wrong with your rig!
...
Your guitar friend has a taller one! You seriously need to add a cab or two, or he'll think he's in charge
ricplayer
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strummer said:Very confusing, this thread
Ricplayer, good to see you getting a proper bass
About your web page: There is something seriously wrong with your rig!
...
Your guitar friend has a taller one! You seriously need to add a cab or two, or he'll think he's in charge
You know those guitarists...by the way, he has a STEREO pair!.....sheesh....
