Island Life: Let’s learn English, with John Key.
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OK, still not getting the latin thing. Banana in the ear is sounding a little Perez Hilton, if you know what I mean.
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I bow to your obvious superiority in your own tounge. ;-)
Braccae illae virides cum subucula rosea et tunica Caledonia-quam elenganter concinnatur! -
I bow to your obvious superiority in your own tounge. ;-)
It's so not my own tongue. Please observe the following (highly contrived) sentence:
I vitelli dei romani sono belli
In Latin, it means "Go Vitellius, to the warring call of the Roman God."
In Italian, it means "The Romans have handsome calves". (In the sense of young cows, not what's behind your shins).
Very, very different languages.
And a depressing thought: I did five years of Latin in high school and this conversation is about as much use as I've had for it.
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Very, very different languages.
I was being ironic.
I only did one term at high school latin but had to study it again just so Craig had someone to talk to ;-)
I'm saving this one for Grant Dexter.
Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione. -
That's all I got. -
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes
We do ;-)
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But who watches the bananas..
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But who watches the bananas..
Monkeys?
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But who watches the bananas..
Bananaman, of course.
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That's downright hilarious - there's a superhero for every occasion, it seems. :)
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