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16:57 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
Although later lawman Wyatt Earp's biographer claimed that it was he that arrested the Thompson brothers, Earp actually was only present at the time, and Thompson was actually arrested by Deputy Ed Hogue.
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Although later lawman Wyatt Earp's biographer claimed that it was he that arrested the Thompson brothers, Earp actually was only present at the time, and Thompson was actually arrested by Deputy Ed Hogue.
That's what I found...
18:04 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
Ah, I see... I saw http://www.legendsofamerica.com/WE-WyattEarp.html and it figured Wyatt Earp arrested him. Guess not... Your go!
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18:32 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
Strange eh?
Who is the producer of the game Resident Evil 5?
EDIT: Just realised how easy this actually is...
Edited at 00:36 Fri 30/01/09 (GMT)
Who is the producer of the game Resident Evil 5?
EDIT: Just realised how easy this actually is...
Edited at 00:36 Fri 30/01/09 (GMT)
19:01 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
Jun Takeuchi (竹内 潤), who worked on Street Fighter II for the SNES and whose favourite album from 2006 was from the band Orson
21:07 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
Well then
Latin grammar question: in what case is the word fele? Meow!
Latin grammar question: in what case is the word fele? Meow!
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22:56 Thu 29 Jan 09 (GMT) [Link]
This one can wait 'till I wake up tomorrow, I just got beat in the marathon final
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16:28 Mon 2 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
Give me (and anyone else for that matter) another day on this, if I don't have it by this time tomorrow, I give in.
14:59 Tue 3 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
Nope, not the dative...
In a sentence:
- De Mure, qui cum fele amicitiam contrahere volebat
- The Mouse who wanted to make friends with the cat.
(De does not mean The)
- Quae cum dixisset et propius accessisset, a fele captus et dilaceratus est.
- When (the mouse) had thus spoken and approached closer, he was seized by the cat and torn into pieces.
In a sentence:
- De Mure, qui cum fele amicitiam contrahere volebat
- The Mouse who wanted to make friends with the cat.
(De does not mean The)
- Quae cum dixisset et propius accessisset, a fele captus et dilaceratus est.
- When (the mouse) had thus spoken and approached closer, he was seized by the cat and torn into pieces.
19:19 Tue 3 Feb 09 (GMT) [Link]
Answer: the ablative case
feles or fēlēs (fēlēs) is a noun of the third declension meaning 'cat'.
The ablative is used to indicate movement away from something, removal, separation, source, so fele can mean "from, by or with a cat". I think.
So, seeing as Latin grammar has you all stumped, here's another one.
The Latin word 'edit' is a form of the verb edō (edō) (edo), edere, edī (edī) (edi), esum, meaning 'to eat'. Specifically, what form is 'edit'? Or, what does it mean?
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Some words repeated in brackets without the overlines on the vowels in case they don't work
Edited at 01:21 Wed 4/02/09 (GMT)
feles or fēlēs (fēlēs) is a noun of the third declension meaning 'cat'.
The ablative is used to indicate movement away from something, removal, separation, source, so fele can mean "from, by or with a cat". I think.
So, seeing as Latin grammar has you all stumped, here's another one.
The Latin word 'edit' is a form of the verb edō (edō) (edo), edere, edī (edī) (edi), esum, meaning 'to eat'. Specifically, what form is 'edit'? Or, what does it mean?
Happy hunting
Some words repeated in brackets without the overlines on the vowels in case they don't work
Edited at 01:21 Wed 4/02/09 (GMT)
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