on Secada (Parody of sasha's lying vagina) by Bachus
25 May 2004, 7:22 PM
What bow'ls
replying on Lorca: Canción del Jinete by Sasha
25 May 2004, 7:20 PM
Both
Sasha 69.138.236.6322-May-04/11:05 AM
Oh, one other thing.
If the word had been borrowed from Greek via Latin, then it could have a mute consonant ending (Like the borrowed "Iliad") but the romans took the greek upsilon ("u" sound) and always transcribed it with a "Y".
So the Romans never had it, the Greeks never had it.
I guess you must know more about Greek mythology than the Greeks themselves did.
Oh, one other thing.
If the word had been borrowed from Greek via Latin, then it could have a mute consonant ending (Like the borrowed "Iliad") but the romans took the greek upsilon ("u" sound) and always transcribed it with a "Y".
So the Romans never had it, the Greeks never had it.
I guess you must know more about Greek mythology than the Greeks themselves did.
I don't remember Tinuviel from any Greek mythology, and unless you can prove otherwise, I'm inclined to thinking you're BSing me. Here's why:
No greek words (including names) end in a Lambda or "L" sound It's always a vowel or Sigma or Nu.
Ancient Greek has no "V" sound.
So the name is obviously not Greek.
It's actually "Nightengale" in one of the Elvish languages Tolkein was making up with his more-abundant-than-is-healthy spare time.
No greek words (including names) end in a Lambda or "L" sound It's always a vowel or Sigma or Nu.
Ancient Greek has no "V" sound.
So the name is obviously not Greek.
It's actually "Nightengale" in one of the Elvish languages Tolkein was making up with his more-abundant-than-is-healthy spare time.
replying on love comes but once by francis nor capule
20 May 2004, 8:08 PM
love has never *cum* for you.
How sad, since you say you have a wife.
How sad, since you say you have a wife.
replying on Jesus, I funneled enough beer to marry that? by Bachus
19 May 2004, 8:52 PM
Have fun with that then. Send me a postcard- preferably one without corpses if you can find one.
replying on Unwed by gilded in gold
19 May 2004, 8:50 PM
how about being Classical and saying appoikilothronic
replying on Unwed by gilded in gold
19 May 2004, 8:30 PM
As an apology I gave the mouse tracker another whirl.
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replying on Unwed by gilded in gold
19 May 2004, 8:28 PM
Well shit. This is what happens when your contacts go missing
on Unwed by gilded in gold
19 May 2004, 8:24 PM
This title means: "Covered in gold, in gold"
I'm sure any monkey with some caffein and refrigerator letter-magnets could do better.
Here's a 6 so you don't hurt yourself
I'm sure any monkey with some caffein and refrigerator letter-magnets could do better.
Here's a 6 so you don't hurt yourself
replying on Jesus, I funneled enough beer to marry that? by Bachus
19 May 2004, 8:13 PM
But you moved to north carolina. Or was that just your IP.
on Sonnet Eighteen by devilishnutcase
19 May 2004, 7:40 PM
I could compare you to a summerâs day,
But see, you are far hotter and too sweet,
And summer is quite transient; will not stay
And after parting, leaves no one in heat.
Sometimes the pleasures in a summerâs glow
Leave one too lonely in their warmth too numb,
Without another heart that one can know
And in the night it fades to gloom and glum.
But see, your warmth and beauty shine a ray
That but grows sweeter in the thrill of night,
And leaves one yet in heat when youâre away,
And ever so your glory will bloom bright.
For you will shine, eternal as a star,
When these lines are forgotten as most are.
But see, you are far hotter and too sweet,
And summer is quite transient; will not stay
And after parting, leaves no one in heat.
Sometimes the pleasures in a summerâs glow
Leave one too lonely in their warmth too numb,
Without another heart that one can know
And in the night it fades to gloom and glum.
But see, your warmth and beauty shine a ray
That but grows sweeter in the thrill of night,
And leaves one yet in heat when youâre away,
And ever so your glory will bloom bright.
For you will shine, eternal as a star,
When these lines are forgotten as most are.
on leaving by elizabethann
19 May 2004, 7:37 PM
fine
does this rhyme?
does this rhyme?
on Title by large_geese
19 May 2004, 7:35 PM
Marvelous, stupendous, and bad.
En la luna negra
Sangraba el costado
De sierra morena.
It's my translation of Lorca, therfore it's both of ours.