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Sir Edward:

--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2012-04-27, 05:07:40 ---Depends on the audience, but "confringam ventus in ducis directionem" could be a fun one. :)

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lol, what's even better is how google translates it:   "I break wind in the direction of the general".

I don't think the general will be terribly pleased. :)

Sir Wolf:
ahhahaha

Sir Rodney:
 :)

Thorsteinn:
Eddie Izzard - Live at Madison Square Garden 2011 full
@59:15
"The Roman army famed for it's organization! But how did they do this with a language that was... silly, silly, silly?"

Sir James A:

--- Quote from: Sir Edward on 2012-04-27, 12:09:51 ---
--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2012-04-27, 05:07:40 ---Depends on the audience, but "confringam ventus in ducis directionem" could be a fun one. :)

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lol, what's even better is how google translates it:   "I break wind in the direction of the general".

I don't think the general will be terribly pleased. :)

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It wouldn't take 'fart' so I put 'break wind', as 'I break wind in your general direction'; interesting it changes it to AT the general :)

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