sum paulus magnus, quaeso esto meus amicus. sona si latine loqueris. Spero nos familiares mansuros quid JSL

Fac ut gaudeam et habetis bona deum

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unless you're white or mistaken with your vocabulary you can't be paulus magnus.

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Originally posted by MfDxfOOliOp
sona si latine loqueris

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King Lear (V.3.300-304)

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i thought paulus and magnus were antonyms.. one means small or little and the other one large or great..... how can you be both?

unless you were trying to make paul into the noun modifying magnus as the adjective...but thats just..retarded..

sona si latine loqueris? holler if you speak latin?! hahahahaha i don't think the romans hollered

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