See, if it were about drinking, I'd have gotten it. Carmina Burana gave me that much.
'Shindig'
Natter 33 1/3
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
please be kidding.
That was my best guess (not that my Latin's up to much).
I need to put Night Court on my DVD wish list.
I'll probably be getting a few of the later seasons when they're released--the Markie Post years were the best overall, even if they are missing the incomparable Selma Diamond.
No, I'm pretty sure.
Dolor est fugax. Gloria perennis. Puellae cicatricabus gaudent.
Dolor=pain, fugax = fleeting. Gloria=glory perennis = lasts. Puellae=girls cicatrwhatev=scars gaudent = gotta be dig, at this point.
Yeah, I see it now. Like I said, my Latin is largely ecclesiastical texts and Carmina. Carmina had me covered for "puellae," and the church covered "gaudent", "gloria", and "dolor".
The internet is weird.
John Laroquette in Night Court = Hot.
Dolor=pain, fugax = fleeting. Gloria=glory perennis = lasts. Puellae=girls cicatrwhatev=scars gaudent = gotta be dig, at this point.
Yes. Glory is forever/endures.
Gaudent is "regard with pleasure/approval", good fit for digs, I'd say.
The translation isn't my work, but that of a friend who is a working latin teacher (and kickass Jeopardy/Millionaire player). I think it is a keeper. Words to live by (in the case of some of my friends, close enough to literally).
John Laroquette in Night Court = Hot.
First season of John Laroquette Show. ijs.
Hells yeah.
John Laroquette in Night Court = Hot.
John Laroquette now = still kinda hot. IMVHO.