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Separation of Church and State in the U.S.?	by BuggedEyes	2006-11-19 12:55:59
The motto should definitely be changed back.	by slayer	2003-04-02 10:43:52
You do realize, don't you...	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 11:26:55
that most U.S. citizens wouldn't have the first clue on how to translate "e pluribus unum" ("out of many, one", JIC) and, thanks to a beer commercial some few years back, probably think it has something to do with partying? I've actually had a person tell me, with as straight a face as one could hope for, that "pluribus" meant something like "republican", and I'm half-certain he was talking about the political party at the time.
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you mean that it doesn't mean "Party!"?	by rottweiler	2003-04-02 11:29:23
My favorite "translation"	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 11:34:56
Manifesto hostes furnulum pani me abduxerunt!	by Spiff	2003-04-02 11:48:14
furnulum?	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 12:44:38
I nicked it off this site	by Spiff	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Oh heavens...	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 14:01:52
That'd be Terry Pratchett's Small Gods, methinks. (n/t)	by bugarup	2003-04-02 12:49:29
Sounds about right	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 13:17:22
Got the book to prove it.	by bugarup	2003-04-02 13:25:24
Ah! Yes, indeed	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 13:36:33
LBJ? (n/t)	by raptor_87	2003-04-02 15:17:28
I suppose you're not aware	by thewrongcrowd	2003-04-02 11:32:27
Oh my gods!! Air! Air!!	by bitflipper	2003-04-02 11:37:28
Ah, Latin hasn't been dead the long. (n/t)	by slayer	2003-04-02 11:43:49

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