[OOC] Myriad Reality

[Nemeses]

whizzball1 said
So I made my first ever random Latin sentence while I was thinking about random stuff:Stella sola habitat caela.Try to guess what the individual words mean and then I'll explain it.

The amazing Sun is a habitat for celery! I don't know.

whizzball1 said
Also, what's the name of your other Noble, Sven? I know Accius and the girl, but I can't remember the last name.

Aodhan.

[whizzball1]

Actually, the names that I don't say in this next IC post will have to be brought there, I'll say Libra invited them and they said they would come of their own accord or somethingo f that sort. That way, I don't railroad anyone into having their characters brought.

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Nemeses said
As soon as I saw the feature that mentione Texas on iFunny, I made a bet with myself that you'd republish it.

Hahaha, did you win?

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whizzball1 said
So I made my first ever random Latin sentence while I was thinking about random stuff:Stella sola habitat caela.Try to guess what the individual words mean and then I'll explain it.

Stars only live in (habitat) something.

[Nemeses]

LegendBegins said
Hahaha, did you win?

Yes. Yes I did. And I don't know why I've been having so many ding-dong daggone typos lately.

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Nemeses said
Yes. Yes I did. And I don't know why I've been having so many ding-dong daggone typos lately.

Because you can't spell, m80.

[Nemeses]

LegendBegins said
Because you can't spell, m80.

Says the one using numbers in his words.

[whizzball1]

Nemeses said
The amazing Sun is a habitat for celery! I don't know.Aodhan.

LegendBegins said
Stars only live in (habitat) something.

Okay then.
Stella sola habitat caela:
Stella is the nominative (subject) singular form of the noun Star.
Sola is an adjective. Latin adjectives change based on the ending of the noun they're being used on. So, since Stella ends in a, Solus (which is "alone"), turns into Sola.
Habitat is the third person singular (referring to a third party or object) for the verb Habito, which means "live in".
Caela is the plural accusative (Direct object) of Caelum, which means heaven.
So:
Stella sola habitat caela means "The lone star lives in the heavens".
woo i came up with my first sentence

[whizzball1]

Nemeses said
Says the one using numbers in his words.

my sister was just talking about she hates people using numbers in words

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Nemeses said
Says the one using numbers in his words.

What the crap did you just say about me, you little dunce? I'll have you know I'm a part of an elite sniper faction of the Seals. I graduated top of my class and have more confirmed kills than anyone on record. I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al Queda and the Taliban. I'm an expert in Gorilla Warfare, and have access to the entire US military arsenal, and I won't hesitate to use the entire range of my access to wipe you off the face of the Earth. You're nothing but another target to me. I bet if you knew what you were dealing with, you would have thought twice about posting your "clever" comment. Your time is up, kiddie, so be ready.

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whizzball1 said
Okay then.Stella sola habitat caela:Stella is the nominative (subject) singular form of the noun Star.Sola is an adjective. Latin adjectives change based on the ending of the noun they're being used on. So, since Stella ends in a, Solus (which is "alone"), turns into Sola.Habitat is the third person singular (referring to a third party or object) for the verb Habito, which means "live in".Caela is the plural accusative (Direct object) of Caelum, which means heaven.So:Stella sola habitat caela means "The lone star lives in the heavens".woo i came up with my first sentence

BOOM CALLED IT. I KNEW ALL BUT THE LAST WORD.

whizzball1 said
my sister was just talking about she hates people using numbers in words

Well she has no sense of cool or adventure.

[Zeal]

....I don't want to answer the question cause my answer may be a bad answer.....

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Zeal said
....I don't want to answer the question cause my answer may be a bad answer.....

If it aids the weapon, there's no problem.

[Zeal]

LegendBegins said
If it aids the weapon, there's no problem.

So, giving the weapon the ability to change is good?

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Zeal said
So, giving the weapon the ability to change is good?

Yes! That's necessary!

[whizzball1]

LegendBegins said
BOOM CALLED IT. I KNEW ALL BUT THE LAST WORD. Well she has no sense of cool or adventure.

Caelum doesn't form any words in English that I know of, so if you don't know it you probably wouldn't have guessed it anyway.

lel

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whizzball1 said
Caelum doesn't form any words in English that I know of, so if you don't know it you probably wouldn't have guessed it anyway.lel

Kek.

Zeal said
So, giving the weapon the ability to change is good?

Heyeyeyey. Were you going to use Mavis?

[Zeal]

LegendBegins said
Kek. Heyeyeyey. Were you going to use Mavis?

Mavis? Oh, yea. I am.

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Zeal said
Mavis? Oh, yea. I am.

Oh no.

[Zeal]

LegendBegins said
Oh no.

Why?