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Posted by: admin | 05/20/2005 at 17:13 | 1479 views

Hey guys. I don't have any news. Sorry. But I do have a question that I have been unable to answer myself. In the Process of Belief leaflet, at the end of the thank you's, it is written "tatem accusantium udantium, totam rem aperiam." It is Latin, or at least it should be, as niether my Latin teacher nor I can translate a couple of the words and they cant be found in any latin dictionary we had. (tatem, udantium) Accusantium is to accuse, and totam rem aperiam means "I will open up the whole thing"-roughly I will explain it all, divulge the whole truth, etc. But thats it. What are they saying?? If you have any idea, I would be extremely happy if you could email me back and tell me. You guys rock by the way. I love this site. Long live BR!

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Reinier Incomplete Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 0	Quote Very crappy (Latin->Dutch->English) translation that might get somewhere near: "But for you to look around from where originated all the error, of those that complain about enjoyment and of those that praise sadness, I will open the whole matter, and explain those things from that finder of truth themselves, and as they were said by the architect of happy life." 06/03/2005 at 17:59 Very crappy (Latin->Dutch->English) translation that might get somewhere near: "But for you to look around from where originated all the error, of those that complain about enjoyment and of those that praise sadness, I will open the whole matter, and explain those things from that finder of truth themselves, and as they were said by the architect of happy life."
Reinier Incomplete Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 0	Quote Searching with Google, you find a text which reads "Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo." It looks a bit more like real Latin than 'tatem' and 'udatium' (which then come from 'voluptatem' and 'laudantium', apparently). I've got a Latin dictionary over here, so if I'm bored I might give you a hand-crafted translation. It Should also be possible to find one on the web though. The text seems to be used as a placeholder, like "I'll put something meaningful in here, eventually". 06/03/2005 at 17:29 Searching with Google, you find a text which reads "Sed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo." It looks a bit more like real Latin than 'tatem' and 'udatium' (which then come from 'voluptatem' and 'laudantium', apparently). I've got a Latin dictionary over here, so if I'm bored I might give you a hand-crafted translation. It Should also be possible to find one on the web though. The text seems to be used as a placeholder, like "I'll put something meaningful in here, eventually".
RatGuy Hippy Killer Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote yes, onions we did. and again i ask, how did you get that answer? it make sense but just as professor graffin has taught us, we can't just have an answer without regards to validity. please illuminate us. 06/01/2005 at 10:19 yes, onions we did. and again i ask, how did you get that answer? it make sense but just as professor graffin has taught us, we can't just have an answer without regards to validity. please illuminate us.
Onions Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote Did no-one look at my answer ? 06/01/2005 at 03:31 Did no-one look at my answer ?
therightclique Guest Location: United States	Quote its about the search for knowledge. it is everyone's responsibility to spread knowledge and rational thought. 05/31/2005 at 22:31 its about the search for knowledge. it is everyone's responsibility to spread knowledge and rational thought.
tommy Lost Pilgrim Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 37	Quote hehe, about brett's looks. He wasn't in the ?nfected video, but since 2002 he looks a lot like Erik Estrada, So if you pretend erik is brett, you got a new BR video...okay that doesn't make much sence but daoifgsdoigsdifgsdf@$@#%$@#% 05/30/2005 at 12:59 hehe, about brett's looks. He wasn't in the ?nfected video, but since 2002 he looks a lot like Erik Estrada, So if you pretend erik is brett, you got a new BR video...okay that doesn't make much sence but daoifgsdoigsdifgsdf@$@#%$@#%
simian Infected Avatar Nauseam Location: Baltimore, MD Status: Offline Posts: 1155	Quote I thought it was just some sort of strange hex that Mr. Brett threw in there to curse Jay since he's jealous of his looks. But that's pure conjecture. 05/30/2005 at 10:55 I thought it was just some sort of strange hex that Mr. Brett threw in there to curse Jay since he's jealous of his looks. But that's pure conjecture.
yellow11 Guest Location: United Arab Emirates	Quote it's something like latin slang 05/29/2005 at 18:21 it's something like latin slang
ALONGTHEWAY Guest Location: United States	Quote It may be incorrect. They incorrectly quoted Orwell in "The Empire Strikes First" booklet. 05/29/2005 at 10:21 It may be incorrect. They incorrectly quoted Orwell in "The Empire Strikes First" booklet.
rka Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote it changed my life... i guess The Process of belief always sounded like something strange to me... i never will get surprised if someone find out anything subliminal into TPOB (into the innerlines, or backwards, or 'in the middle of something')... so i guess latin words are subliminal messages too... fear it :/ but i didn't understood what it really means because my english really sucks, so if someone can explain it to me, i'll be thankful :( 05/25/2005 at 08:41 it changed my life... i guess The Process of belief always sounded like something strange to me... i never will get surprised if someone find out anything subliminal into TPOB (into the innerlines, or backwards, or 'in the middle of something')... so i guess latin words are subliminal messages too... fear it :/ but i didn't understood what it really means because my english really sucks, so if someone can explain it to me, i'll be thankful :(
RatGuy Hippy Killer Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote interesting onions, please share with the rest of the class how you got that answer. 05/24/2005 at 00:55 interesting onions, please share with the rest of the class how you got that answer.
Maximus Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote cock 05/22/2005 at 14:42 cock
Onions Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote and the answer is...... "I shall open this whole matter against those wholly accused" 05/22/2005 at 03:16 and the answer is...... "I shall open this whole matter against those wholly accused"
yellow11 Guest Location: Vatican City	Quote isn't it lorem ipsum or lorum ipsum?...something like a fake latin. 05/21/2005 at 17:38 isn't it lorem ipsum or lorum ipsum?...something like a fake latin.
Roberto Nunes Guest Location: United States	Quote That doesn't mean shit... 05/21/2005 at 09:01 That doesn't mean shit...
superfabietto Incomplete Location: Italy Status: Offline Posts: 9	Quote according to a reasearch OF a friend of mine did is something like.. "LISTEN WHAT THE PEOPLE WHO BLAME SAY AND YOU WILL FIGURE OUT ANYTHING" 05/21/2005 at 01:53 according to a reasearch OF a friend of mine did is something like.. "LISTEN WHAT THE PEOPLE WHO BLAME SAY AND YOU WILL FIGURE OUT ANYTHING"
Jesse Staff I'm with him Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 1241	Quote Hmm...I doubt that it's correct Latin, I've never heard of "udantium". I do know that "tatem" is a latin word as it appeared several times in a Latin text by Martin Luther, but I forgot the meaning though. I'm too tired to think about it now, I'll try to figure it out tomorrow. 05/21/2005 at 00:04 Hmm...I doubt that it's correct Latin, I've never heard of "udantium". I do know that "tatem" is a latin word as it appeared several times in a Latin text by Martin Luther, but I forgot the meaning though. I'm too tired to think about it now, I'll try to figure it out tomorrow.
Jon Guest Location: United Kingdom	Quote It might just be incorrect Latin... 05/20/2005 at 20:56 It might just be incorrect Latin...
DrunkSincerity Blenderhead Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 21	Quote Hmm I have ancient Greek BUT I had Latin too. I can ask my teacher on monday what it means. She gives Latin too and is very smart ;). So wait till monday and I've got the answer for you. 05/20/2005 at 17:52 Hmm I have ancient Greek BUT I had Latin too. I can ask my teacher on monday what it means. She gives Latin too and is very smart ;). So wait till monday and I've got the answer for you.

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