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mockney piers Wrote:

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visagialalbumencia.


Who else on here would come up with a word like that? I can't even find in the dictionary. Probably in a medical one though, so is it blurred vision?


And yes, Sean but I thought I'd turn it around for a cheap throwaway line.

Brendan Wrote:

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> I had a Latin teacher who never really taught us

> any Latin but just waffled on about Greek and

> Roman mythology.

>

I had a Latin teacher who kept telling us (in a Girls Grammar School) that girls didn't have logical enough brains to do Latin. so I let my father do my Latin homework for me and my marks dropped substantially.

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