t.town.troy
In Latin, I dub thee:Professor X said:
peto nomen
The Magickal Motto
peto nomen
Grigori
t.town.troy said:
haha, that's actually kinda great!
thorhammer
Is there any more obscure kind of geek humour than occult geek humour? 
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Professor X
t.town.troy said:
Doesnt that mean " I seek to know" or " I seek knowledge"?
If so then that would work.
Grigori
Professor X said:
I think it means "asking for a name"
t.town.troy
Yes, it would be something like:
seeker of a/the name.
"a" for finding a motto; or "the" for THE Name.
I thought it would be fitting.
seeker of a/the name.
"a" for finding a motto; or "the" for THE Name.
I thought it would be fitting.
Professor X
t.town.troy said:Yes, it would be something like:
seeker of a/the name.
"a" for finding a motto; or "the" for THE Name.
I thought it would be fitting.
Do you know what latin for " I seek knowledge" or "Seeker of knowledge" is?
t.town.troy
peto gnaritas.
Professor X
t.town.troy said:
Thats what I will use because that accurately describes me ar this stage.
Thanks.
t.town.troy
No problem. Good luck, peto gnaritas.Professor X said:
