Dear Space Mvsevm

You rock! I also noticed that you use 'v' instead of 'u' in your moniker. To me that seems a bit odd. However, I do remember that one time you bragged not so subtly that you attended MIT. I went to visit there this summer and saw a big domed building that says Massachvsetts Institvte of Technology. Is that were you liberated the idea for your misspellings?

Museua typically spell their names with a classically-inscribed "u" that resembles a "v."

museua? bollocks. museums. and stadiums, too, i don't care if the rules say it's stadia, it sounds stupid and nobody really cares.

JQM

The data are clear: you are correct. I mean, if I can have 1 sheep or 10 sheep, why can't I have 1 museum or 10 museum? And, for those of you I can hear thinking - no, I have never had a sheep. So don't even go there.

"Digital Puer" wrote in message news:[email]...

Losing sleep over the "v" or what?

The "v" comes from a posting here. I started calling myself "Space Museum" because someone pointed out in a posting here that "Aaron 'Space Museum'" sounds like Homer's line "But there's an air and Space Museum" from OFF. Then Lou and Eddy said that they had no last names, so I started calling myself "Space". Then someone wrote "fvck" by mistake in a posting, and he was told "the Roman Empire ended 1500 years ago, learn to spell", so I changed it to "Space Mvsevm". When something else really unusual happens, I will probably change it again.

As for MIT, I graduated from there in 1981. With a Master of Science in Mechanical Enginering.

Space Mvsevm

I was here for that thread; the idea was to try to work our names into Simpsons quotes. I was pretty sure your Simpsonym came from Skinner's line in "Bart After Dark" ("This... IS the National Air and Space Museum, isn't it?") but I could be wrong.

shit. dude.

I take my hat off to you, sir...HOW many simpsons refs in one nickname?

~peace~ Chris *** Lowering the level of conversation since 1983 ***

I feel I should also point out that "there ain't no air in space"

~peace~ Chris *** Lowering the level of conversation since 1983 ***

That, then, would be the "Err in Space Museum".

Space Mvsevm, as long as we're talking about, there's something I wanted to ask you:

Potesne in lingua Latina scire?

XINO

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ask a harder one, anyone can see the answer to that is meant to be yes, i do understand latin.

JQM

"James Q. Morrissey" wrote in message news:ch9m14$hni$[email]...

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Then do you know what a "Dorkus Malorkus" is?

"Darkwing Duck \(Infidel\)" <theducksmailATyahoo.com> wrote in message news:...

No, but I am familiar with the "Monty Python" ancient Rome gag names like "Biggus Dickus", and the Emperor ordering his men to "run with Mucus!".

Space Mvsevm

"James Q. Morrissey" wrote:

Is that even really right? I don't know if there's an idiom for it, but it seems that if one is going to use "scire" in the sense of "understand," one would say "linguam Latinam" instead of the prepositional phrase. (Personally, I'd have changed it by substituting "loqui" or "dicere," but whatever.)

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:...

Who did what to the who now? I think the answer to your question is no.

Space Mvsevm