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...whilst surfing reddit, my hands slipping under my trousers to feel the honest awakening at the sign of the child bait. Oh my it....
 
..means its definitely sausage roll time, and my rumbling stomach distracts me from giving all my attention to little rose. With a sigh my hand slides back out, my semi tumescent self languishing as I...
 
Castiel said:
Unfortunately in reference to the context in which Vacant was used, it cannot as I have illustrated exempli gratia

To use the correct word in context as a further illustration:

nemo liber est qui corpori servit



di immortales virtutem approbare, non adhibere debent

consummatum est



cave quid dicis quando et cui vel vos periculum proprie anathematizo
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In reference to the way who used it? I have clearly showed you the way I used it and I am quite aware of the context in which you used it.
I also used the word free and never liberty, from the old English frēo; originally from an Indo-European root meaning "to love".

I love your e.g. using libre mind. Excellent.

The "You are s" bit was from an unfinished sentence, sorry.

I am sure you see the preposterousness of this whole arguement, basically me trying to turn an insult you flung at me around to the positive. Maybe if I apologise for my original insult of saying you were full of yourself we can move on?

The words of a wise man come to me "He who flings mud, loses ground." :)
I apologise.

Dabit deus his quoque finem. I have a feeling you and I are getting our Latin quotes from the same source. :)
 
jmc007 said:
In reference to the way who used it? I have clearly showed you the way I used it and I am quite aware of the context in which you used it.
I also used the word free and never liberty, from the old English frēo; originally from an Indo-European root meaning "to love".

I love your e.g. using libre mind. Excellent.

The "You are s" bit was from an unfinished sentence, sorry.

I am sure you see the preposterousness of this whole arguement, basically me trying to turn an insult you flung at me around to the positive. Maybe if I apologise for my original insult of saying you were full of yourself we can move on?

The words of a wise man come to me "He who flings mud, loses ground." :)
I apologise.

Dabit deus his quoque finem. I have a feeling you and I are getting our Latin quotes from the same source. :)
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Could you stop posting in my thread? That would be great.
 
jmc007 said:
Maybe if I apologise for my original insult of saying you were full of yourself we can move on?

The words of a wise man come to me "He who flings mud, loses ground."

I apologise.
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Apology accepted and we move on.

jmc007 said:
Dabit deus his quoque finem. I have a feeling you and I are getting our Latin quotes from the same source. :)
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Ego dubito quod versatur in linguam latinam....;)
 
Who points the finger of blame, to the damsel in distress wearing a red dress.














*Who can make me a sig?
 
jmc007 said:
Who points the finger of blame, to the damsel in distress wearing a red dress.
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Ego Dispono Vobis Sicut Dispouit Mihi Pater Meus Regnum. Ut Edatis Et Bibitis Super Mensam Meam In Regno Meo.


;)
 
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Aha, coin, dropped regarding your sig. :) Here I was seeing only the semi clad young woman.

Wonder how many are running the Latin through Google translate right now? I know I had to, seems a little ropey mind, though far better than I could attempt.
 
jmc007 said:
Aha, coin, dropped regarding your sig. :) Here I was seeing only the semi clad young woman.

Wonder how many are running the Latin through Google translate right now? I know I had to, seems a little ropey mind, though far better than I could attempt.
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Google translate is ok, but it it generally renders the wrong construction due to the grammatical differences between Latin and English.

The last thing I wrote is Ecclesiastical Latin or sermo humilis if we stick to Latin phraseology.

Anyway, jmc007, now we are all friends again, maybe we should move on from the Latin and allow the thread to evolve into something more interesting to everyone else. :)
 
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