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aka Jake is a 16.94 year old boy, has been a member since July 25, 2007, has scored 8591 submissions, giving an average score of 2.89.
hurrah! cr*ppy internet dictionaries haven't let me down yet...
but still not sure, n its gonna be in a book so i don't wanna look like moron if it goes to print...
[hmm how do i say skyworld or something like that in latin... so its terra firma for earth... i no lets just change the firma to sky...]
i like my logic
hmm i got a good poem [thnx to horrible histories, goddamn i loved those wen i was a bit younger]
latin is a language,
as dead as dead could be,
it killed the ancient romans,
now its killing me!
Yeah, steve's definitely right- caeli is the genitive form, so it would be that. And terra does mean ground, but I think it could also be used for world.
land o sky works well cause itslit. describing an earth of the future which has broken up and islands of earth float about
if i ever finish my book that is