A local FM station specialises in latin stuff.  Heard 
"Sweet Dreams", "Da da da" and "Kiss" covers earlier 
tonight.  Must be the same lot as here:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Puc0ZiVRESU

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On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 00:12:15 GMT, Fevric J Glandules wrote:

> A local FM station specialises in latin stuff.  Heard 
> "Sweet Dreams", "Da da da" and "Kiss" covers earlier 
> tonight.  Must be the same lot as here:
> 
> http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=Puc0ZiVRESU

See also Nouvelle Vague

http://www.myspace.com/nouvellevague

Try the version of "Too Drunk To Fuck" on that page. The first album is
great - track listing:

1. Love Will Tear Us Apart
2. Just Can't Get Enough
3. In A Manner Of Speaking
4. Guns Of Brixton
5. This Is Not A Love Song
6. Too Drunk To Fuck
7. Marian
8. Making Plans For Nigel
9. A Forest
10. I Melt With You
11. Teenage Kicks
12. Psyche
13. Friday Night Saturday Morning


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You don't have to believe everything you think

And Fevric J Glandules <fevric@invalid.invalid> was like:

> A local FM station specialises in latin stuff.

Grumio in lecto recumbit.

Did you know you can get Harry Potter in Latin and Ancient Greek? No,
I haven't read them.

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| Patrick Hardlentil -  patrick@dogslobber.demon.co.uk
| Our brother Tom has just got the piles

In article ,
Patrick Hardlentil  wrote:

>Did you know you can get Harry Potter in Latin

I particularly like "quid igitur?" for "so what?".

-- Richard
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In the selection of the two characters immediately succeeding the numeral 9,
consideration shall be given to their replacement by the graphics 10 and 11 to
facilitate the adoption of the code in the sterling monetary area. (X3.4-1963)

Richard Tobin  wrote:
>In article ,
>Patrick Hardlentil  wrote:
>
>>Did you know you can get Harry Potter in Latin
>
>I particularly like "quid igitur?" for "so what?".

I seem to be propogating this all over the place, but when it comes to using
Latin, Oxford's Public Orator (sorry SAm) seemed on top form this year:
http://www.ox.ac.uk/gazette/2007-8/supps/1_4850.htm 

In particular, the following has been noted in Another Place:
"Multis honoribus iam cumulata, nuperrime praemium a Fundatione Orealiana
donatum recepit, quia est dignissima.", paraphrased as "This lady has
received many honours, most recently the L'Oreal Prize, because she is
worth it."
-- 
                                                         Selah

In uk.misc,  (Patrick Hardlentil) wrote in
::

>
>And Fevric J Glandules <fevric@invalid.invalid> was like:
>
>> A local FM station specialises in latin stuff.
>
>Grumio in lecto recumbit.
>
>Did you know you can get Harry Potter in Latin and Ancient Greek? No,
>I haven't read them.

And of course the immortal _Winnie Ille Pu_.

I kid you not.
-- 
Marc

"Work only when someone is watching. Make love as though you 
don't need the money. Dance and hope no one gets hurt" - Anonymous