It should be idemsexuality or homophillia.
Greek and Latin shouldn't be mixed in one word.
[i]Greek and Latin shouldn't be mixed in one word. [/i]
That's very intolerant.
You'll be moaning about television next.
Some say fruit cake and cheese shouldn't be mixed, but they're wrong.
You pleb poloi, you.
Hah!
Wasn't expecting this.
Greek and Latin shouldn't be mixed in one word.
Is this a rant you've stolen from Captain Flashheart?
It's called a Hybrid Word.
Why do you think there is something wrong with them ?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_word
Leeks Gratin
I've always thought it was just a pain the arse to be honest
On the same basis, heterosexuality is equally wrong. Where does that leave us?
In the shit.
On the same basis, heterosexuality is equally wrong. Where does that leave us?
Quite dysfunctional, I'd have thought.
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes.
That's easy for you to say.
"In the shit"
Where you put it is up to you drac 😀
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes.
or can cheat with Google translate...
Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure.
No possum? Cruel.
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The OP is commenting on mixing up words from defunct languages yet his user name refers to a defunct society.
I'm in the strange position of having a user name that refers to a club that no longer exists.
Midland Trailquests is no more.
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Homosexuality is wrong.
Bugger.
On the same basis, heterosexuality is equally wrong. Where does that leave us?
Just fannying about I guess
Isn't television now wrong too?
I'm monosexual, at least that's what I think the guy at the traffic lights was trying to gesticulate with his hand.
Roger, that.
Good to know.
I give as good as I get
In this season of goodwill its always better to give than to receive.
Oh no it isn't......
He's behind you....
On the same basis, heterosexuality is equally wrong. Where does that leave us?
So is Lesbianism OK?
Only on Lesbos.
It's all Greek - homos = same, not to be confused with Latin homo = man.
Similarly Greek heteros = other.
I thank you.
But sexual comes from the Greek, homo in latin means man as in mankind (homo sapiens) so doesn't distinguish between the sexes.
Caecilius est in villa.
Sextus est in horto.
Quid enim eius est?
Quod inme anus est?
Abite molesti!