This is to not clog an admin app with discussions about Latin sentence structure and the meaning of the word “fictilis”.
Simple Latin sentences have no word order, but the convention is Subject-Object-Verb. There are also specific orders for particular grammatical constructs.
“Fictilis” means “earthen”, “an earthen vessel” or “made of clay”. Thus “Teoman is a vase” is just as valid a translation as “Teoman is a brick”.
Please continue this very serious and extremely intellectual discussion below.
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@TeomanTheGreat_Phil @TheLegend27 join this extremely important discussion, the fate of bee lies in your hands.
Unga
What you need?
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It could also be “Teoman is a plate” since clay can also be used for plates
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You see, him calling them an inanimate object shows that they were trying to avoid feeling that they were a human so they could ignore them, this shows that they were trying to dehumanize him and shame him.
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Imagine shaming people on the internet
You see, him calling them “earthly” can make a reference to the existence of dirt, which is very abundant and useless which shows that they wanted to create the emotions of lonelyness and that they would never be useful.
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@TeomanTheGreat_Phil tu mater est canis 
et tu pater est non vir
@TheLegend27 est ignavus et nigreos
I’m not sure if this is proper grammar google translate is shit with Latin so I can’t check
Tu est porcus deformis
Also the grammar seems to be good from what I can tell
Te duo habeo sionem in calvariam
Tu est multus gay
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Edit: the word gay is gay in latin based
All gay words are gay retard
No I mean gay in latin IS gay as in the spelling
Nice roast I love being a branch
Google said it meant faggot cut me a break I don’t have a dictionary on hand
learn latin ez problem solved
