
Face of Death at a guess?
WOO!
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 13:59,
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WOO!

Romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum romani ite domum etc.
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:04,
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The sound of an african anteater picking it's nose.
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:11,
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i'm so fun-nee!!!1
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:01,
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/did LAtin for GCSE
/got A
/can't remember any
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:02,
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/got A
/can't remember any

and woo to the pic, I am greatly enjoying your productivity and creativity
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:04,
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vultus Orci.
You might also enjoy: "persona Orci", literally the (Greek/Roman) actor's mask of Death. May be more apposite.
Visio mortuus would result in much ear tugging, as it mixes a feminine noun (visio "seeing/view/appearance/notion/idea") with the masculine form of the past participle of morior, i.e. "died".
/nerdSequence
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Tue 7 Mar 2006, 14:31,
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You might also enjoy: "persona Orci", literally the (Greek/Roman) actor's mask of Death. May be more apposite.
Visio mortuus would result in much ear tugging, as it mixes a feminine noun (visio "seeing/view/appearance/notion/idea") with the masculine form of the past participle of morior, i.e. "died".
/nerdSequence