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Anon was clearly not in choir. Any singer would know it's "deh oos", not "day us".
Still sounds like "day o' sex", but from Northern England or something
If a British professor doesn't know his basic Latin, that's even was.
Deus Ex Machina is like one of the most commonly known Latin phrases, along with Veiny Viny Vici
To stay on topic, want to Vici my Veiny Viny?
Do I want to wici your weiny winy?
It's veni, vidi, vici, not veiny viny vici.
Thanks I'm northern and was confused by what distinction this comment is trying to show
^^ This guy Latins
You triggered some really awful memories just now. I thought I had them buried, but you just exposed them to light and now I have to deal with them.
in excelsis
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DAAAAY-o
Me say day, me say day, me say daaaaay -o
Daylight come and me wan go home
Come mista Taliban tally me bananas
I believe it should be "In excelsis deo, but "dominus deus". Something about Latin endings stuck in my mind from those days too.