oh do you now?

MWAHAHAHAHA

ahem... I mean, I'll have to get Rome finished up soon then. *makes a note to do that when he gets back from Taekwondo*
(Posted on: September 27, 2010, 01:45:01 PM)
*literally and physically made that note... and then didn't do it*
*needs space to grouse about something*
I have been going through a bunch of Linux help threads around the internet and this one rather helpful guy (he posts A LOT) has this in his siggie:
"Mundus vult decepi, ego non "
I hate it when people try to be cute or clever and get things terribly wrong!
That is not Latin! That is gibberish! I thought I'd gone insane when I first saw it! (which is why I hate it when people do this... I end up having to roll SAN checks).
What he meant was: "Mundus vult dec
ipi, ego non" which means "The world wishes to be deceived, not I." What he said was: "The world wishes **blank** I have deceived **blank**, not I" (with these massive blanks left for the complements of the verbs).
There are TWO independent verb forms in the sentence (Can a sentence have TWO verbs with neither a conjunction (to mark a compound verb or sentence) nor some form of subordination?)? No, it can't).
Please, if you're going to say something in Latin and you aren't consciously trying to make Dog Latin, PLEASE get someone who actually KNOWS Latin to check out what you're going to say.
Now that I've had my little tirade, I would like to ask about everyone else's pet peeves.
