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@coda: yes, it means "from good, evil"
...I keep forgetting to hit Shift when I close my eyes. |
The order matters a tiny bit with that one, and Coda is right, I'm pretty sure.
And by tiny bit, i mean quite a good bit, though both phrases are nice, really. Miserabile Visu id lovely song, by the way, Espyboo. And by lovely, I mean exactly the kind of shit I like. |
sonuva-- I meant from evil, good. Too tired. Sorry.
Gallagher Doctor Freaky EDIT: My problem with that phrase is that it's similar to "the ends justify the means", by which I don't agree with at all. I'm using it in more of a "doing good and well-intentioned acts by unconventional ways from the shadows." |
I parse it more like "finding the silver lining" or "diamond in the rough", saying that you can do good even when things are bad.
Also in Latin it's the inflection, not the word order. |
Mmm, Coda talking Latin, my day just got better.
<3 Oh yes, all about dem endings, baby. I learned most of them through song myself, my teacher was the best. It;s jus a shame that I budge yp my own language, let alone any new one I try. |
Gallagher
WOO! =D |
ulyoma
Yep I fail at typing |
Tica -- It just takes some practice.
...Oops. I keep missing my C's and V's. |
Es[y
close, wow. |
HABUT
All most... |
Lololol more like habutts.
... sorry, yo. -waves at tiva- |
Gallagfer
DAMN so close D< |
Ultima --Genderless Mod from Space
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Espy Ex malo bonum
Oh phooey, forgot to capitalize.... |
Tiriju
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habit
Really curious to see how bad mine ends up. XD |
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