This explains a lot

[Zekamalikyd]

It's called Romance Languages, you linguistics-tard.

Romance languages or latin languages. same thing, faggot.

[VladVP]

It's called Romance Languages, you linguistics-tard.

Romance languages or latin languages. same thing, faggot.

If it's physically impossible for you to not use the word "latin" in conjunction with Romance Languages, then at least "Vulgar Latin Languages" would be a more apropriate term from an academic standpoint.

[CommieBuffalo]

It's called Romance Languages, you linguistics-tard.

Romance languages or latin languages. same thing, faggot.

If it's physically impossible for you to not use the word "latin" in conjunction with Romance Languages, then at least "Vulgar Latin Languages" would be a more apropriate term from an academic standpoint.

An academic standpoint is as useful in here as a chainsaw with dildos for treads. This is a colloquial conversation, yes, saying "latin languages" makes me grind my teeth but I understand what he meant by it. People still say "reptiles" and "birds" even though "reptile" is a paraphyletic group, as it excludes mammals and birds, but I do not go shitting around and saying "uh no you're wrong, from an academic standpoint the correct is sauropsida(which includes both reptiles and birds, this forming a true clad), not reptiles" when someone uses it.

[VladVP]

Romance languages or latin languages. same thing, faggot.

If it's physically impossible for you to not use the word "latin" in conjunction with Romance Languages, then at least "Vulgar Latin Languages" would be a more apropriate term from an academic standpoint.

An academic standpoint is as useful in here as a chainsaw with dildos for treads. This is a colloquial conversation, yes, saying "latin languages" makes me grind my teeth but I understand what he meant by it. People still say "reptiles" and "birds" even though "reptile" is a paraphyletic group, as it excludes mammals and birds, but I do not go shitting around and saying "uh no you're wrong, from an academic standpoint the correct is sauropsida(which includes both reptiles and birds, this forming a true clad), not reptiles" when someone uses it.

I know exactly what you mean! It's like when people think that Fungi are Plantæ. I could spend hours explaining the differences between them, such as Fungi cells' lack of chloroplasts, and therefore incapability of performing phontosynthesis. But also more basic things such as their reproductive systems, which in Plantæ works by spreading seeds, while Fungi spread spores, thusly exhibiting the wind currents to spread entire populations far further than any plant is capable of. Additionally, Fungi are - in contrast to Plantæ - decomposers, which just about makes the biggest difference.
tl;dr Fungi win!

[Vezok]

Vlad, shut the hell up. We don't care for your trolling.

[CommieBuffalo]

An academic standpoint is as useful in here as a chainsaw with dildos for treads. This is a colloquial conversation, yes, saying "latin languages" makes me grind my teeth but I understand what he meant by it. People still say "reptiles" and "birds" even though "reptile" is a paraphyletic group, as it excludes mammals and birds, but I do not go shitting around and saying "uh no you're wrong, from an academic standpoint the correct is sauropsida(which includes both reptiles and birds, this forming a true clad), not reptiles" when someone uses it.

I know exactly what you mean! It's like when people think that Fungi are Plantæ. I could spend hours explaining the differences between them, such as Fungi cells' lack of chloroplasts, and therefore incapability of performing phontosynthesis. But also more basic things such as their reproductive systems, which in Plantæ works by spreading seeds, while Fungi spread spores, thusly exhibiting the wind currents to spread entire populations far further than any plant is capable of. Additionally, Fungi are - in contrast to Plantæ - decomposers, which just about makes the biggest difference.
tl;dr Fungi win!

Although I completely agree with you(fungi ftw), you did in fact managed to completely miss the point I was trying to make.

[VladVP]

An academic standpoint is as useful in here as a chainsaw with dildos for treads. This is a colloquial conversation, yes, saying "latin languages" makes me grind my teeth but I understand what he meant by it. People still say "reptiles" and "birds" even though "reptile" is a paraphyletic group, as it excludes mammals and birds, but I do not go shitting around and saying "uh no you're wrong, from an academic standpoint the correct is sauropsida(which includes both reptiles and birds, this forming a true clad), not reptiles" when someone uses it.

I know exactly what you mean! It's like when people think that Fungi are Plantæ. I could spend hours explaining the differences between them, such as Fungi cells' lack of chloroplasts, and therefore incapability of performing phontosynthesis. But also more basic things such as their reproductive systems, which in Plantæ works by spreading seeds, while Fungi spread spores, thusly exhibiting the wind currents to spread entire populations far further than any plant is capable of. Additionally, Fungi are - in contrast to Plantæ - decomposers, which just about makes the biggest difference.
tl;dr Fungi win!

Although I completely agree with you(fungi ftw), you did in fact managed to completely miss the point I was trying to make.

No I didn't. I just changed subject to be able to agree with what you literally said.

[VladVP]

Vlad, shut the hell up. We don't care for your trolling.

???

What did I do wrong? o.O

[CommieBuffalo]

I know exactly what you mean! It's like when people think that Fungi are Plantæ. I could spend hours explaining the differences between them, such as Fungi cells' lack of chloroplasts, and therefore incapability of performing phontosynthesis. But also more basic things such as their reproductive systems, which in Plantæ works by spreading seeds, while Fungi spread spores, thusly exhibiting the wind currents to spread entire populations far further than any plant is capable of. Additionally, Fungi are - in contrast to Plantæ - decomposers, which just about makes the biggest difference.
tl;dr Fungi win!

Although I completely agree with you(fungi ftw), you did in fact managed to completely miss the point I was trying to make.

No I didn't. I just changed subject to be able to agree with what you literally said.

wat
I don't even.

[Battlefire]

what's wrong with latin languages?

There's nothing wrong with it but a reason why the Halo CE community is dying.

[CaptainCake]

portugal is great country like 0.6666666666666666% of the total community yes great country actually best yes

[Zekamalikyd]

portugal is great country like 0.6666666666666666% of the total community yes great country actually best yes

cake pls don't go all patriot

[CaptainCake]

ok sri

[T3ER]

Oh i didn´t know so many in my country plays AOS aka BaS

[Zekamalikyd]

Oh i didn´t know so many in my country plays AOS aka BaS

BnS*