Giveaway: it's been awhile

I'll go with the man that saved the western world, King Leonidas (my Greek history goes beyond Hollywood ;)).

"Molon Labe!";

Come and get them/Come and take them.

Thanks for the chance!


ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
 
dulce bellum inexpertis
War is sweet to those who have never fought.

it sure rings true if you think about it...
 
De gustibus non est disputandum

There's no disputing taste.

In our family, this was followed by "Said the old lady as she kissed the cow."
 
Okay folks, the winning post, chosen via the scientific method of asking my six year old to pick a random number, is...


42!!!!

pbcg, email me your mailing address and I will send it right out.

Thank you all for participating. This has been fun for me.
 
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Not an entry -- just my .02 cents worth..

'Success favors the prepared mind.. '

Good on you, Foilist!. Congrats to the winner. :thumbup:



Best,
Anthony
 
Congrats to pbcg and thank you Foilist for the history lesson.:thumbup:
 
It was fun reading these posts and it tickles me to death how many folks have retained some Latin and Greek - now that's pretty traditional!
 
Congratulations! Great idea for a giveaway, I've been a lover of the classics all my life. Thanks again :thumbup:
 
Foilist, Thank you so much! This was incredibly nice and generous of you!

Thanks again for the chance!

By the way, when I was active duty that was the quote we had on the Armory door lol.

Thanks again!
 
Generous. A learned learning thread too.

"Avt tace avt loqvere meliora silentio"

Congratulations to the winner, Will
 
Foilist, Thank you so much! This was incredibly nice and generous of you!

Thanks again for the chance!

By the way, when I was active duty that was the quote we had on the Armory door lol.

Thanks again!


Congratulations on having the lucky post number! :thumbup:

I think that quote was originally attributed to Caligula, who is supposed to have said that in response to his plummeting public approval ratings.
 
Congratulations on having the lucky post number! :thumbup:

I think that quote was originally attributed to Caligula, who is supposed to have said that in response to his plummeting public approval ratings.

That's hilarious lol. I always wondered about it's origin. Well, there were a bunch a characters in that armory.

Thanks again!
 
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