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Re: The Passing of Albion
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf
Nowt wrong with Latin. If we can have the Queens English on here and Lancashire dialect then I can see nothing wrong with quoting the occaisional Latin phrase, which is of course, still in common parlance within the English legal system and therefore within the English language.
You probably used pig-latin, which is complete nonsense and as such you deserved reporting.
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Even worse, I quoted pseudo-Latin, for my crime. Which resulted in some eagle-eyed member reporting the post, and demanding it's removal.
Quite right too.
Rules are rules, and I'm sure no petty, malicious, political agenda was involved at all.
 
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