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Thank you, I'm here all week.
BTW: If you ever want to see something hysterical, you & Mr. NMA should come with me & Mrs. E to a Chinese buffet sometime.
I get a chance to practice the little Mandarin that I know.
If the waitress has not seen me before, she is shocked and enamored at the same time.
I have been called out by male friends for flirting with the waitresses in front of my wife.
(Seriously! I'm only trying to get some immersion practice!)
I have had waitresses ask me with Mrs. E right there if I could teach them English (I politely refuse).
BTW, Mrs. E thinks it's cute.
Do you remember when JLC's character swoons over language? This does the same thing! Lol I LOVE it!
Causā facti cupiditatum suarum, homo vivit.
Read Deirdre McCloskey's works on BOURGEOIS VIRTUES: reputational gossip is highly salient in a commercial society.
Who are these people?
I am an Open Source programmer on *nix platforms.
I will be taking a closer look at your site.
Causā facti cupiditatum eius, homo vivit.
(For the sake of the achievement of the desires of his own, a man lives)
Ex meā viā, fugi!
(Out of my way, flee!)
(If speaking to more than one person, use "fugete" rather than "fugi")
I hope that helps, use it if you choose.