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Jim Thompson
- Jan 1, 1970
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Jim Thompson said:
You've lost me Jim - you cook with wine, but I'm drinking it, so maybe I'm
just a little slow.
... Sam
Jim Thompson said:Eh? The cartoon or the byline?
Just realised that there are probably two Jim/James Thompsons out there.Old Sam said:It's OK, I'm just slow. Incidentally, check out the post titled "google"
... Sam
Jim said:
Et cum spirito tuo.
Cheers,
Phil Hobbs
Jim said:I had three years of Latin in high school. You never quite lose it
;-)
Phil said:Et cum spirito tuo.
Cheers,
Phil Hobbs
I escaped after one year. The teacher didn't like me because I used
the phrase, "Its all Greek to me" in class one day. She got even madder
when I offered to be the "Discus Jockey" for the latin club party. That
old woman had absolutely NO senses of humor. ;-)
This seems to be typical.
Our very first latin lesson. Teacher asks "what do you know about latin already?"
Some unlucky 11-year-old: "Latin is a dead language".
Scene like nuclear reactor gone hiwire. He had lost forever.
Gerhard
Donald said:
Well, that page is a bit over the top of course--the exchange "Peace be
with you" "And with your spirit" is from the Roman Mass, and is very
ancient, but that doesn't make it somehow unalterable. And even the
Episcopalians' watered-down 1979 Book of Common Prayer has "And with thy
spirit" in Rite 1. I'm an adult convert to Anglican Christianity
myself, and I rather like Thomas Cranmer's version--but it isn't the
phrasing that matters.
Gerhard said:This seems to be typical.
Our very first latin lesson. Teacher asks "what do you know about latin already?"
Some unlucky 11-year-old: "Latin is a dead language".
Scene like nuclear reactor gone hiwire. He had lost forever.
Gerhard
Hello Phil,
Exactly. What matters is to understand the meaning, not the phrasing.
BTW, us Lutherans also say "and also with you" so I guess we dunnit
wrong :-(
Exactly. What matters is to understand the meaning, not the phrasing.
BTW, us Lutherans also say "and also with you" so I guess we dunnit
wrong :-(
Ego te absolvo ex peccata tuis.
(would not work in this case because I'm no priest, aber Lossprechung gibt's bei
Euch Evangelen unpraktischerweise eh nicht.)
But I seriously disagree with the message in Jim's cartoon - it just
shows extreme paranoia.
Gerhard Hoffmann said:While I for sure do not share Jim's political views, the nun murdered
after the popes remarks might not share yours.
The saber on Mohammeds green flag is not meant as a shaving knive.
(as you can easily determine watching his followers)
Jim said: