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Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by mighetto, Nov 1, 2004.

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  1. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    Not sure...
    Seems to have caused a stir on the SSSS bulletin board,
    to the point that the owner/manager/moderator shut it down
    completely (except for one remaining thread).

    Bu I will take over and continue MY monologue so that you
    won't miss the rantings of a lunatic for too long.

    Once I get back in from my laboratory... I'm working
    on a high efficiency alternate mode of transportation
    for my morning commute...
    [​IMG]
     
  2. Shife
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    Shife Anarchist

    I would expect nothing less.
     
  3. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    I didn't know anyone in Michigan knew me :D
     
  4. skinny boy
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    skinny boy Junior Member

    Someone spanked him so now he has gone guerilla. Hiding and sending his special type of spam by email and private message. The world is out to get him, US Sailing has put a handler on him to keep his ideas down.
     
  5. D'ARTOIS
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    D'ARTOIS Senior Member

    Frank.....Nisi nil de Mortuis bonum
     
  6. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    Wreckage.

    I was planning to post a short version of this, and could
    not possibly hope to say it as well as this:

     
  7. Skippy
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    Skippy Senior Member

    Nunquam beluae demoruntur. Modo novi fili inciperent.
     
  8. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    I think you mean "De mortuis nil nisi bonum"?

    Dulce et Decorum Est
     
  9. boby boy
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    boby boy owner of cla boat design

    get a grip!
     
  10. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    Okay, now what?
     
  11. D'ARTOIS
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    D'ARTOIS Senior Member

    According to my Latin teacher that is the wrong phrase. It is "Nisi nil......."
     
  12. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    Could be correct both ways, but I can see logic which agrees
    that your Latin teacher might be correct...

    In many languages you don't put the object up front.
    Example, in English we say "Frank's barge is ugly".
    But in many languages the syntax would be
    "The barge of Frank's is ugly" or even Ugly is the barge
    of Franks".

    So "Speak kindly or not at all of the dead" sounds correct, but
    or "Kindly, or not at all, speak of the dead"
    so does "Of the dead speak kindly or not at all"

    http://www.bartleby.com/81/4724.html

    And, by coincidence(?):

    http://www.bartleby.com/81/4723.html

    Interesting.
     
  13. D'ARTOIS
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    D'ARTOIS Senior Member

    Actually, I believe it is correct both ways as: Nemo me impune lacessit or nobody shall attack me unpunished........how you arrive from boats to latin... :D
     
  14. Skippy
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    Skippy Senior Member

    Latinorum verborum compositio disputare stultus est. Maxime in filum beluae.
     
  15. Mark 42
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    Mark 42 Senior Member

    [​IMG]
    Ever hear of a gaff rig?
    It's the one with the big assed batten on the top of the sail.
    How about the Chinese Junk rigs?
    Putting a lot of area at the head of a sail has drawbacks.
     

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