Tertius Zongo
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Tertius Zongo
(born 1957), former Prime Minister of Burkina Faso
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possibly Tertius Bosch (1966-2000), South African cricketer
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or could it be Tertius Chandler (1915-2000) American historian and author
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Or it could be Latin for third. You people think you are so smart yet you cannot recognize one Latin word.
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I'm pretty smart. I know that tertiary refers to thirdness. Latin is a dead language; it's how the priests and elites of old were able to exert domination over the illiterate, even thoug it could just as well have been Greek or anything else...if you're illiterate, any written language is intimidating. Is that why you like Latin? Are you an intimidator? An apprentice? Latin is only used these days to name new plants and animals; it's a long tradition. Suckee cidi vidi.Tertius wrote:Or it could be Latin for third. You people think you are so smart yet you cannot recognize one Latin word.
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You should go back to the JJ Cale album cover avatar.....my baseball bat wants to knock the rest of those teeth out.billy.pilgrim wrote:or could it be Tertius Chandler (1915-2000) American historian and author
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I like Latin because it confounds small minds quickly. It is a very good timesaver when it comes to evaluating "pretty smat" people. See I'm not so smart so I must have help from the dead.neoplacebo wrote:I'm pretty smart. I know that tertiary refers to thirdness. Latin is a dead language; it's how the priests and elites of old were able to exert domination over the illiterate, even thoug it could just as well have been Greek or anything else...if you're illiterate, any written language is intimidating. Is that why you like Latin? Are you an intimidator? An apprentice? Latin is only used these days to name new plants and animals; it's a long tradition. Suckee cidi vidi.Tertius wrote:Or it could be Latin for third. You people think you are so smart yet you cannot recognize one Latin word.
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See what I mean about small minds.neoplacebo wrote:weird....what i originally wrote isn't here.....it was "That's easy; nascarfan88 is full of shit. He knows it and cant' stand it."Leo Lyons wrote:When did BRN, or any other forum allow you to post without logging in as a member? You can deny your bullshit all you like, but you seemed to have a knack for censoring people. Why don't you log in as a guest using your nascarfan88 name? You can do that, which you already know.Guest wrote:So Banni you have now decided to CENSOR these forums by making folks be a memba to POST A THREAD. Don't ya just hate people who try to skirt around FREE SPEECH.
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mabe you are a big rugby fan - Tertius Losper (born 1985), Namibian rugby union fullback
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I saw a little ruby while in England. I would have liked to tried it 40 years ago.billy.pilgrim wrote:mabe you are a big rugby fan - Tertius Losper (born 1985), Namibian rugby union fullback
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Tertius wrote:I saw a little ruby while in England. I would have liked to tried it 40 years ago.billy.pilgrim wrote:mabe you are a big rugby fan - Tertius Losper (born 1985), Namibian rugby union fullback
so glad you like my teeth
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or could it be that after swallowing so much of your own bs, you see yourself as Tertius of Iconium first century Christian martyr, saint and bishop
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billy.pilgrim wrote:or could it be that after swallowing so much of your own bs, you see yourself as Tertius of Iconium first century Christian martyr, saint and bishop
nah - tertius seeing himself as some sort of martyr
couldn't be, he would really have to be some sort of self centered hack, who wonders why others peoples farts stink but does his farting in the closet to make his clothes fragrant
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Once I learn Sanskrit, I will rejoice in my superiority over all of you inconsequential peasants as you behold my Sanskrit super powers.Tertius wrote:I like Latin because it confounds small minds quickly. It is a very good timesaver when it comes to evaluating "pretty smat" people. See I'm not so smart so I must have help from the dead.neoplacebo wrote:I'm pretty smart. I know that tertiary refers to thirdness. Latin is a dead language; it's how the priests and elites of old were able to exert domination over the illiterate, even thoug it could just as well have been Greek or anything else...if you're illiterate, any written language is intimidating. Is that why you like Latin? Are you an intimidator? An apprentice? Latin is only used these days to name new plants and animals; it's a long tradition. Suckee cidi vidi.Tertius wrote:Or it could be Latin for third. You people think you are so smart yet you cannot recognize one Latin word.
You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you are doing.
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tertius a planet in Robert A . Heinlein's science fiction novel Time Enough for Love and subsequent books featuring Lazarus Long
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"The term is used in contract law to refer to an interested third party not privy to a contract."Vrede wrote:"third" what? I'd rather have a fifth.
I'll go with the underworld of Pluto or the German sandbank in Meldorf Bay.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tertius_(law)
He's apparently interested, and there appears to be a lot he's not privy to. And it's a latin usage, as he noted above. It ought to be fun for the group to explain their names. I already did mine.
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O Really wrote:"The term is used in contract law to refer to an interested third party not privy to a contract."Vrede wrote:"third" what? I'd rather have a fifth.
I'll go with the underworld of Pluto or the German sandbank in Meldorf Bay.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tertius_(law)
He's apparently interested, and there appears to be a lot he's not privy to. And it's a latin usage, as he noted above. It ought to be fun for the group to explain their names. I already did mine.
I guess I've explained mine
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I missed where you explained, but assume its a takeoff on bill
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I have always thought it was a reference to tertiary syphilis. Not that he actually has
it, but that he shows some of the same mental incapacities as people might with that
condition.
it, but that he shows some of the same mental incapacities as people might with that
condition.
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Latin tertius
Etymology
Ter From Latin tres , three , originally from PIE
Tius from Latin bovis, originally BOS,
Ordinal element
tertius m . , tertia f . , tertium n .
1. cow turd.
2. bullshit
Etymology
Ter From Latin tres , three , originally from PIE
Tius from Latin bovis, originally BOS,
Ordinal element
tertius m . , tertia f . , tertium n .
1. cow turd.
2. bullshit
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