Finally, white smoke! After much deliberation, Bwog’s Halloween Conclave has named Rick Betita and his “Clippy, the Paper Clip from Microsoft Word” costume the winner of Bwog’s Annual Halloween Costume Contest. Rick will be getting a surprise candy bar some time in the next six months. Happy Halloween, all.
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clippy (not rick) been hitting the ganj a little hard lately?.
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what a fantastic costume!!!! i love it!!!!
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excellent!
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what does that greek text mean on the fireplace? it would make a cool story!
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actually tried to get some people that know greek to translate it, and they have all been like, i think there are some spelling errors.
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is the coolest person I know. Awesome costume!!
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hahahahahah amazing!
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PEE ON ME..NOWWWWW RICK
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uhh, all I can see is "kai" which means and
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I can see "humeis kai ten": "you", nominative plural, "and", a basic conjunction, and an accusative feminine singular definite article.
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that is preeeeetty classic
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ΟΓΩΣ ΑΠΔΙΑΣÎΙΖΗΤΕ ΚΑΙ ΥΜΕΙΣ ΤΗΠΗΜΕΤΕΡΑΠΦΙΛΙΑÎ
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that is brilliant, I love it.
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I'm almost positive that the first word should be "ΟΠΩΣ", which with "ΑÎ" means something like "may..." or "as...". I've never seen the word "ΟΓΩΣ" in my life.
It should read something like "May you (plural) save our friendship"
If you're interested in the breakdown:
-ΥΜΕΙΣ: "you" 2nd person plural, nominative, the subject here
-ΔΙΑΣÎΙΖΗΤΕ: "to save" 2nd person, plural, present, subjunctive, active
-ΑÎ: particle that tells you a lot about the sentence construction
-ΤΗΠΗΜΕΤΕΡΑΠΦΙΛΙΑÎ: accusative 3rd person singular, φιλιαν could be the noun "friendship" or the female form of the noun "friend" and I'm going to assume that it means "friendship" here.-
Since this mystery was preferable than doing any real work...I searched the text in TLG and found it in 181c of Plato's Laches (greek with english on right is on perseus: http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.01.0175%3Atext%3DLach.%3Asection%3D181c)
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It's all Greek to me.
PS brilliant costume
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being trying to get a good translation of that for a while. my other friend also thought the first word is a typo, but i'm pretty sure the error is on the fireplace itself, and not my copy of it.
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