aliquid et quidque (does that make sense?)

[thaichicken]

anything and everything

Starting with the icon. First, I just really like the icon, and I haven't had much reason to use it lately (I'm NOT complaining!). But I got to thinking about the stuff with Silvi, and figured it applied a little bit. I talked to her on Saturday and suggested getting together and talking. She said she didn't know anything we

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[crazy_tory]

OK. As much as I'm willing to say by LJ, I will; the rest by email.

1) Good for you.
2) Scio te acrem non esse. autem, gaudeo te non acrem esse.
3) Nice.
4) Have fun! =P
5) it would be with the ph spelling, but i don't know what it means...theophilos means means a lover of god, but...
6) Nice, to all of that. *wants to watch season 2 and 3, very badly...and it'd be even better with a certain gungan...*

turns out i said everything i wanted to...

[thaichicken]

1) *bows*
2) you know but you're glad? "autem" seems like the wrong conjunction there...
3) uh-huh
4) gratias... mom said she could come over here and watch a movie or something, and she also suggested taking her to the pool. both of those sound like good ideas to me!
5) well, i don't know about the spelling. cuz i realize that "theo" is a greek root, but "pholis" isn't, so i was just going with a phonetic spoof off of this kid's name, and i have no idea how he spells it.
6) *nods* that'd be a trick, though.

[zinnia_zeroth]

Can't autem be moreover?

[thaichicken]

Good call. I still think et makes more sense though.

[thaichicken]

5) Well, according to my mom, Theophilos is what she meant by "thee-off-a-liss" (sorry for the horrible phonetics). In case you're interested.

[crazy_tory]

that is quite...interesting, shall we say, phonetics.
=P