Point #1
In the second declension of Latin nouns, you can see (in the "auxilium, –ī"), that a noun ending in "-um" in the singular form changes to "-a" in the plural form.
Point #2
The name for a group of large rodents indigenous to South America is Nutria. Take this with the point above: Plural = Nutria, Singular = Nutrium
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Point #3
OMFG WHAT IS MOISTURIZING MY DOVE SOAP?>!?!?!?!11!1?!!?
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Look at that woman's face...she totally knows it.
ReplyDeleteI feel like this is the same problem I had when I found out that Wolverine's skeleton was made of adamantium.
Adam Ant - ium?
Like, this guy? - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3g5G0PFuXQ
She totally knows. Totally. Look at that smirk.
ReplyDeleteAnd Adam-Ant-ium is hilarious. :-D