Just one quick bitch, part two

[TheoK]

OK, but the semi-illiterates still pronounce it wrong. Semi-illiterates never know German 

[odeon]

Our semi-illiterates tend to pronounce German better than most, though, don't you think? Have you ever heard a Finnish person attempt to pronounce German?

[TheoK]

Considering that both languages are Germanic, they should pronounce it better.

According to Schopenhauer's definition, I would be an educated person but even I would not be a thoroughly educated one, since I'm not mastering Greek. Schopenhauer spoke German, English, Italian, Spanish, French, Latin and Greek fluently 

[odeon]

Greek doesn't really interest me but I'd love to learn Italian and French.

['andersom']

Another cold sore. Yay.

Despite the L-Lysine?

What is bringing your resistance down so much? Good old stress?

 

[TheoK]

Stress? Without being to war? What would Caesar say about that?

[TheoK]

Speaking of bad German: "Die Schweden, die haben verflucht schlechtes Geld" means "The Swedes have damned low value money", not "The Swedes behaved badly in the field" 

[TheoK]

The Roman upper class themselves spoke Greek, by the way, so if you speak Latin and Greek, you speak like a Roman aristocrat 2000 years ago 

[Semicolon]

The Roman upper class themselves spoke Greek, by the way, so if you speak Latin and Greek, you speak like a Roman aristocrat 2000 years ago 

If you speak only English, you speak like an American aristocrat.

[TheoK]

 

[odeon]

Another cold sore. Yay.

Despite the L-Lysine?

What is bringing your resistance down so much? Good old stress?

 

Yeah, I think so. The L-Lysine is helping, though, because they aren't quite as bad as they used to.

[odeon]

Stress? Without being to war? What would Caesar say about that?

Not much. He's dead, you know.

[TheoK]

I feel like having fever, but my temperature is too low, 36.8 

[odeon]

Isn't that in the normal range?

[TheoK]

Maybe