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Date: Sun, 01 Apr 2001 23:36:00 -0400
From: rosivach <rosivach@FAIR1.FAIRFIELD.EDU>
Subject: RE: Redneck Latin
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Pardon me for being PC about this, but "Redneck" is offensive.


Vince Rosivach



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===== Original Message From classics@u.washington.edu =====
>I saw a red Chevy S10 today, Mississippi tag, with a big Latin sign on it:
>Deus Mei Erus.  I suppose we should be glad that Latin is permeating every
>nook and cranny of society, but, really, wouldn't you make sure it's correct
>before you paint it on your new red truck?  Or maybe the owner couldn't find
>the genitive form for "truck".  :-)
>
>Kyriakos Aestates

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