Ahem.

Matt_mcl, dearest, congratulations on your graduation!

And your first job is to teach Potter some PROPER ENGLISH :smiley:

And for that matter, where are all “these presents” coming from, and who gets them?

[sub]Of course, graduation presents should go to Matt - congrats![/sub]

Darlin’, he doesn’t NEED to learn proper English, he has MATT!!!

:smiley:

[sub]They are very lucky…to have each other…[/sub]

:eek: You must be very old!
Congrats!

Congrats!

Hey, in my neighbourhood, just gradding High School is considered an accomplishment! Okay, in some cases Elementary!

Hold up your head, puff out your chest and CROW!!!

I wanted to do this in Latin, sorry, this is the best I could do…
Ongratulationscay onway ouryay aduationgray Attmay_mclay!

Congratulations Matt!

Yay, Matt!:smiley:

Congratulations! I’m impressed that your university taught you enough Latin to translate your diploma - yet another area where U.S. schools have fallen behind. Linguistics is a fascinating field!

Potter would just like to point out that he is a MASTER of Arts in English so nyah and boosucks to you, Mr. Poopyhead :stuck_out_tongue:

Wasn’t it the Pralector’s finger?

My graduation ceremony was identical to Tansu’s, probably, and no, I couldn’t keep a straight face.

D’OH!
The Praelector. Duh. Meesostoopid.

Never mind. It happens to us all eventually.

That said, is there such a title as Precentor?

In the Church, yes. Director of the choir in the Church of England. Our college precentor (Dr Webber) was a little man with glasses. Our praelector (Dr Robinson) was a big man with a beard. See, I can remember their ruddy names and what they looked like!

Did matt_mcl have to hold anyone’s finger, I wonder?

Wow. Our Pralector was a guy called Dr Mike Hobson - my Director of Studies in fact. A rather good looking man, if my mother’s any judge. (Looks a bit like Smith from the Matrix).

If matt_mcl did have to hold anyone’s finger, do you think he pulled it to see what happened?

Matt, since you are a Languages Majour, I though it would be appropriate to send you congratulations in different languages. Here then in English/Dutch/Papiamentoe……. I wouldn’t/couldn’t attempt French because while I too am Canadian, I am first and foremost a Newfie, my father would roll over in his grave (except that he was cremated) anyhoo ……

Congratulations Matthew for a job well done. You have done yourself proud. What are your plans, if I may ask? Do you plan to continue in academe perhaps for a Masters, or will you join the ranks of us working stiffs?

Gefeliceerd Matt, goed gedaan. Je kan trots zijn op je eigen, jongen. Als ik mag vragen, wat zijn je plannen voor de toekomst? Gaa je mischien op voor een Masters of werd je net als wij, werkende klootzaken? (Sorry Coldfire, please ignore my grammar & spelling)

Pabien Matt, bo a logra, hopi bon hombre! Bo por keda hopi orguillo. Si mi por punter, kiko bo ta bai hasi awor? Posible bo ta sigi studia pa bo Masters of bo ta bira un pobre trahador meskos ku nos?

Retief

Not Languages - Linguistics. I.e. I know what Papiamento is, but I haven’t the faintest idea what that all means. :slight_smile:

Congratulations!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Welcome to the world of the eddycated unemployable:D

has a BS in history and absolutely NO interest in teaching…

Good for you!