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uploading products to Amazon. How utterly, utterly bent.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:06, 3 replies, latest was 15 years ago)
it's a Glee boxset isn't it?
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:07, Reply)
It's a tragically shit mix of trance from fifteen years ago, N-JOY!!!
www.b3ta.com/talk/7184727
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:11, Reply)
as I decided to have a cooked breakfast and a lounge in bed instead of my usual half-loaf of toast and a swift train to the library.
I'm just lazy.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:18, Reply)
Throughout my entire degree I don't think I even worked in the afternoons...
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:24, Reply)
haha you like catullus
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:29, Reply)
to paraphrase one of his most famous poems:
i hate her, and i love her. why does this happen, perhaps you ask?
i do not know. yet i feel it happen, and i am tormented.
Oh, the joys of GCSE latin...
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:34, Reply)
or something.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:36, Reply)
I think I have to do it, when I come across it I'll let you know.
www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.02.0006%3Apoem%3D1
Relive it!
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:44, Reply)
Juvenal is my niggah.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:33, Reply)
I wrote a dedication in Crow's birthday present last year, which was poem 112.
It consisted of:
You're a slut, [Crow*], and not many men would be seen to hang around with you.
You're a slut, [Crow], and a massive gay.
*obviously not Crow. Changed from "Naso" to "Corve"
He's so delightfully bitchy, and poem 7 is genuinely beautiful.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:39, Reply)
but for some reason, we were never taught cases. So as GCSE students translating Anaeid book 6, we couldn't figure out what order to put the words in.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:44, Reply)
First thing we did, really. I can still rattle off servus puella vox dies and manus...
Though the latter two are a bit ropey.
I can't believe that. How the hell did you manage?!
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:45, Reply)
and the teacher basically went through each passage with us, asking us for vocab as we went. We basically had to know the root word, and he put them in the right order for us.
Comes from having no text books, I suppose. Not like in German and French.
When it came to the exams, we already knew what the passages were, to a certain extent, and could more or less guess the rest.
We also had a latin reading contest, sponsored byu teh classical association, and I was absolute champion five years running. yay me.
primus, ibi ante omnes, magna comitanta caterva, laocon, ab ardens summa decurrit, criens 'o miseri' and i can't remember teh rest.
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:52, Reply)
And the Greek. This wasn't in "the North", was it?
(, Sat 7 May 2011, 21:57, Reply)
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