The Fridays Tour

[GrumpyGregry]

it'll all be sorted.

If any one of you has a bike that is higher (as in floor to top of saddle or handlebars, measured vertically) than 1.05Metres (three foot five and a half in old money) speak now or prepare to meet thy chainsaw

Hmmm, best I have a little measure asap.

 

[StuAff]

I prefer the first version. And if you're going to have tartan, surely...

 

[ianmac62]

I prefer the first version. And if you're going to have tartan, surely...

... surely you'll have the van driver's tartan

 

[StuAff]

That's a nice one as well

 

[Aperitif]

Surely it must be the black watch for night time.

And a Capital 'O' in JOG?

 

[mistral]

Surely it must be the black watch for night time.

And a Capital 'O' in JOG?

Like this

 

[theclaud]

If you think I'm painting that on a 2" high figurine...

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Like this

Can a classicist modify “Nemo me impune lacessit” (no one attacks me with impunity) to the latin for "no one left hooks me with impunity"

and I'd swap the yellow star for a grey or green to match the tartan.

 

[srw]

Can a classicist modify “Nemo me impune lacessit” (no one attacks me with impunity) to the latin for "no one left hooks me with impunity"

Nemo me impune dextra percutit

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Nemo me impune dextra percutit

many thanks... off to get it printed on a T-shirt.

 

[clarion]

Nemo me impune dextra percutit

Now, they didn't do the Classics at my secondary modern, so I don't have the latin for the Judgin', but I know that Dexter is right rather than left.

 

[srw]

many thanks... off to get it printed on a T-shirt.

Don't blame me if a pedant says it's wrong!

(And for the curious - yes, dextra does mean right. I'm using the ablative to mean "from the right".)

 

[CharlieB]

Nemo me impune dextra percutit

As a leftie, sinistra, surely?

 

[dellzeqq]

Like this

listen. I got in trouble for the red star. How much trouble do you think I'd get in for the yellow star?

 

[dellzeqq]

Don't blame me if a pedant says it's wrong!

(And for the curious - yes, dextra does mean right. I'm using the ablative to mean "from the right".)

yeah - like we didn't know that!!!!!!!1