No, I meant a translation of:
“That which does not pit me doesn’t get banned.”
Or better still:
“That which does not ban me makes me stronger.”
“Help me suck a new pig”? I’ll get a straw…
Ha! I’m on to you now. This time put my coffee down first. 
[sub]Still got some spit on the screen though.[/sub]
I like Latin sigs, myself. And if you don’t use it, can I have “Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?”
looks pathetic
Sure, go for it, Loneraven. It’s all yours. 
Thank you.
And just for that, I will make you a new pot of coffee.
Better Question: How many boards could the Mongols hoard if the Mongol Hordes were bored?
FB
Q.E.D.: I can’t help it. I’m sick. (How’s that for a sig? ) I’m one of those people who read things, then read them backwards, and then look for anagrams; much to the amusement (?) of my cow-orkers. I tend to look at things this way: tilts head
I hope you’re looking straight when you’re landing your heckleopter. 
From the lips of a 95 year old man:
“Shot at and missed. Shit at and hit.”
It covers so many situations.
My father used to say that anyone who’d go up in an aircraft with such unstable wings was crazy. (As it happens, I’m reading Catch-22. “You have to be crazy to fly a helicopter.” “You can’t have crazy people flying. Why don’t they ground him?” “Because he has to ask to be grounded. If he does that, then he’s capable of seeing how crazy it is to fly helicopters and therefore isn’t crazy.” “So the only way for Johnny L.A. to be grounded is if he admits he’s crazy. But if he admits it, then he isn’t crazy and can continue to fly.”)
[sub]Actually, dad was pretty proud of me. And despite my on-the-ground looniness, I’m quite sane in the air. Well, I do carry a copy of How to Fly Helicopters so I can refer to it and act befuddled when I have a new passenger. That’s always good for a laugh.[/sub]
Could that also be death silt?
You’re faced with a fundamental problem. I don’t think there’s any one- or two-liner in the world witty enough to be able to stand up to repetition more than a dozen times or so. No matter how good a sig line is, it’s going to get stale. Given your posting frequency, the life of a sig line for you is probably no more than a day or two; beyond that, everyone’s sick of it already!
Q.E.D., dear, I like your sig just fine.
Can’t pronounce it, but that’s a whole new set of problems.
If I ever used my sig, other than to explain my username, I’d grab that one, in a heartbeat, if Q.E.D. didn’t.
On second thought, some folks already think I have an oral sex fixation, so maybe that wouldn’t be a great idea.
Think?
:: D & R ::
FB