Tempus

Yeah, well the only dictionary I have is in the back of my textbook, which i didnt have on hand. I checked, and Medicamen, medicaminis, n means drug or medicine, and medicina, medicinae, f, means medicine. So The frog killed the horse that spoke with an overdose of deadly drugs. Still not sure. EDIT: I know what it means. "The frog killed the horse, who was then pronounced dead by the doctor." or something very close to that.

Hmmm The Frog killed the horse by saying "medicine"? or did the frog give tyhe horse an overdose? I do not know what medicio means. My class hasn't learned that one yet.

Have to take the PLAN next week. oh well. I have a Certamen Match on Saturday, and friday night I'm goning to see ERIC CLAPTON in concert! Sorry, had to get that out of my system. ALthough I know the minifig has nothing to do with Poe, I just finished reading The Shining by Stephen King, which makes numerous references to the poem a by Edgar Allan Poe. REDRUM REDRUM...

Nice. What concert, if I might ask. *CoughGoingToEricClaptonConcertFridayCough*

Salve, fellow Latin scholar! I was beginning to wonder if I was the only one on BZ. Out of simple curiosity, does your school have a JCL chapter? JCL meaning Junior Classical League? I only mention this because, well, I want to know if I am the only JCLer on this site. I doubt it, but who knows. And High school this year...hoo boy. between my Biology teacher's snake alway's being passed around during class, coosing 'political' names to go by during American government (I'm Octavian, and my Friends are Brutus, Titus Manlius Torquatus, and Camillus.), my latin class of VII people, and my English teacher, who threatened me with a twenty minute detention if I continue to draw during class, High School is shaping up to be interesting. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes.

Dane Cook is on a funniness par with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert. And no one here should ever mention that horrid thing known as the sour apple Jolly Rancher. Or else... I do not like it when the movie Dune is in my chocolaty drink!

Congrat's. I havn't much time, but I thought that, as a Latin student, it was my duty to let you know that you spelled Caesar wrong. It is spelled Caesar, not Ceasar.