And I like pandas. And coffee. And red scarves.

Your posts are disgusting. You don't even know the origin of Vendetta? I took the liberty of copying this from dictionary.com


ven·det·ta   
[ven-det-uh] Show IPA
–noun
1.
a private feud in which the members of the family of a murdered person seek to avenge the murder by killing the slayer or one of the slayer's relatives, especially such vengeance as once practiced in Corsica and parts of Italy.
2.
any prolonged and bitter feud, rivalry, contention, or the like: a political vendetta.
Origin:
1850–55; < Italian < Latin vindicta vengeance; see vindictive

you are really dumb. for real.

Obviously you just looked up the word before you posted initially. To attempt to look smarter than you actually are.

1. Write 10 Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives on pieces of paper.
2. Put pieces of paper in hat or other container device.
3. Shuffle Hat.
4. Pick 3 pieces of paper.

You now have your new server name.

Reality Process Psychologist.

Think it has potential?
Didn't think Psychologist was an adjective but whatever.

Tear the pieces up first.

Reapropsy has some potential I guess.

La Velveteen Gooks

I'd play it.

Actually, I learned that word from the Simpsons when they went to Italy and side show bob lived there and wanted revenge on Bart. so deal with my intelligence. #pow

Vendetta has loads of meanings X.x

ya okay antoine

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Please put a bit more effort into this :(

Unfortunately for you, The Romans, who invented the language of Latin, were from many countries in Europe including Italy. Also did I mention the capital of the empire was Roma which resided in Italy? -- other than Constantinople. So poop on you.

But Italy is not the Roman Empire. They are two completely different countries that just happen to occupy the same land. What you're saying would be if I took an American food dish and claimed it was of Apache origin just because they're on the same land, however many years apart.

And if you want to be really specific, the people of the capital (both Rome and Constantinople) most likely spoke more Greek than Latin, as Greek was the scholarly language, studied by the political elite. That would also explain why Latin didn't carry over into the Ottoman Empire - The high class Romans of the populated cities spoke and practiced Greek, not Latin.

You just proved to me how stupid a person can get.

Just because they are two separate countries, does not mean Rome didn't influence Italy in any way. Who built the buildings, the infrastructure, and the culture that resides in Italy? The Romans did. -- Also, the dish example in completely invalid. I am talking of a country that influenced a language upon another country. Italy uses the language of latin the same way the Romans did, if you make a dish that is completely different than how the Apache's did it, it is not the same thing. Yet, if you used the same materials, cooked it the same way, then yes you can pass the dish off as Apache.

Also, who cares what the scholars spoke? The language of the common people, Latin, was used by a much more massive population / slaves-farmers-etc. So therefore, of course latin would have a bigger influence than Greece. You are a dumb ****.