Funny Name

[communisto]

Lusted, was this roman family member name put in on purpose?

[AlbinoPickleX]

Hold on does that say penis? Numerius Pennus what an interesting name.

[Favre]

Indeed

[_]Blackfire[_]

bahaha

[The Lacedaemonian]

hmph. you should see EB.

[Slaxx Hatmen]

LOL! I think its pronounced "pen-us" not "Pee-nus" hence the two ns.(Otherwise, it would be spelt "Penus" or "Penis".)

What would be really funny is if you had a guy called "Penis Magnus". Which means "Big Dick" in Latin.

hmph. you should see EB.

Such is the price of being "accurate". :tooth:

[Zuwxiv]

Biggus Dickus?

[Slaxx Hatmen]

Biggus Dickus?

Damnit! Its "Penis Magnus"! Now write that 50 times on Hadrains wall please.

[HMMcKamikaze]

Ah yes good old Life of Brian. Thats a pretty funny name tbh, but i like Captain Panda more.

[Zuwxiv]

Romanes eunt domus!

("The people called Romans they go to the house?")

[Romanus Invictus]

I once had a general with the a first name "Servus" (slave).

Now, why would you want a slave as a Captian?

[chaplain118]

Romanes eunt domus!

("The people called Romans they go to the house?")

Boy have you been sleeping in Latin? What you wrote in latin is grammatically incorrect, (plural of Romanus is Romani). eunt comes at the end of a verb to signify plural perfect tense. To write in latn what you translated would be:

"populi Romanos vocaverunt ut domum venerent"

[Romanus Invictus]

I Think it's from a monty python skit.

[EvilNed]

Boy have you been sleeping in Latin? What you wrote in latin is grammatically incorrect, (plural of Romanus is Romani). eunt comes at the end of a verb to signify plural perfect tense. To write in latn what you translated would be:

"populi Romanos vocaverunt ut domum venerent"

You haven't seen Monty Python's Life of Brian, have you?

[Romanus Invictus]

Neither have i, but i find stuff on the web.


Some countries banned it so it's not surprising.