Where are the newies?? (1 Viewer)

[Weisy]

Here is yet another attempt to stir the ostensibly silent latin class of '03. Are you there, at all??

*feels her own voice echoing back to her*

*turns back in dismay...*

 

[MiuMiu]

omg Weisy are you a girl????

I so thought you were a guy

 

[utopian731]

pft hahahahahahhahahahahahah

no she is very female.....at least she looked female at the formal.....

 

[flyin']

Originally posted by utopian731
pft hahahahahahhahahahahahah

no she is very female.....at least she looked female at the formal.....

ah ... but looks can always be deceiving ...

weisy, once again you have raised the eternal question ...

 

[Weisy]

Well, I was MEANT to be born a boy, but thats another story. I thought I've been pretty obvious around here. Maybe I'm wrong.-

Thanks utopian. Turns out I haven't been deluding myself for the past 18 years.

flyin'...what is the eternal question you are thinking of?

once again, a thread deviates from its intention almost immediately after it's posted...

I really should post this...yes yes flyin', I know...

 

[flyin']

Originally posted by Weisy
flyin'...what is the eternal question you are thinking of?

once again, a thread deviates from its intention almost immediately after it's posted...

I really should post this...yes yes flyin', I know...

to post or not post ... oh wait that was the other eternal question ... the latin one - will anyone else come and fill our shoes or will we have to keep our smell and worn shoes ...

oh ... threads always deviate ... at least its attracting 'outsiders' ...

...

 

[utopian731]

I thought the eternal Latin question was

"whether out of treachery or whether the fates were now heading this way was uncertain"

 

[flyin']

ah ... dont remind me ...

or was it - "what use is it to indulge in such wild grief?" ...

 

[Milly]

*experiences intense Pat & Mac flashbacks*

I thought it was "Ubi est toga mea?"

 

[Weisy]

hehehehe....I'm with Mill. It is indeed "ubi est toga mea..."

or perhaps "Nonne frumentum amamus?"

 

[flyin']

i thought only males where togas ... oh well, feminism is everywhere - now theyre taking our togas ...

indeed, first we had some tree-lovers, now we have some crop lovers ...

 

[utopian731]

'tis milly, back froma long hiatus

 

[Milly]

Originally posted by Weisy
hehehehe....I'm with Mill. It is indeed "ubi est toga mea..."

or perhaps "Nonne frumentum amamus?"

Now I'm floating back to the days when we didn't know what a second declension noun was...

Where does the poet live? The poet lives in his country house. Why is the daughter adorning the table with roses? The farmer is hastening to his daughter's country house with spears. O! the queen is on the island!

 

[utopian731]

nice signature Milly! there area few Holy Grail ones going around

watch out for the head-eating rabbits

I fart in your general direction, monsieur, Arthur King!!!

 

[flyin']

alas ... this thread wanders off into unknown waters ...

 

[flyin']

btw we are less than ten posts away from being the most popular language in this whole forum ... just think of it ... latin shall rule again ...

 

[Weisy]

assuming, of course, that English isn't a language.

 

[t-i-m-m-y]

Originally posted by Weisy
assuming, of course, that English isn't a language.

English is a language but i hate it

 

[flyin']

ah ... intruder alert ! intruder alert ! ... ah ... only another student ...

english is not a language its a science! ... now latin's a language ...

 

[Weisy]

english is not a science. my mind recoils from the grief that would bring.

*shudders at the thought*