02-14-2012, 11:02 AM
Tectak,
Damn, and here I was already to explain it was "eroteme" misspelled. However, riddle me this Batman, "What is the etymology of said word?" It is Latin from the Greek, I am wondering if the ero root is related to "erotes" or cupid. Ero=distinction teme=thesis equal interrogative? Just how in the beejesuzu did that happen?
Question: Did you mean "sublime" as "haughty"?
Nice bit of rhyming at the end, picks up the pace?
BTW what the hell is that image suppose to be?
Blame it on the Muse!?
Dale?
Damn, and here I was already to explain it was "eroteme" misspelled. However, riddle me this Batman, "What is the etymology of said word?" It is Latin from the Greek, I am wondering if the ero root is related to "erotes" or cupid. Ero=distinction teme=thesis equal interrogative? Just how in the beejesuzu did that happen?
Question: Did you mean "sublime" as "haughty"?
Nice bit of rhyming at the end, picks up the pace?
BTW what the hell is that image suppose to be?
Blame it on the Muse!?
Dale?
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.