If you were to analyze the word you would know that "Poli" is latin for many and "tics" are blood sucking creatures
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Almost makes one think that the word "politics" is from Latin.
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The word is from the Latin virus referring to poison and other noxious things, first loaned into English in 1392. Virulent, from Latin virulentus "poisonous"\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus#Etymology
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Its a slang word for oral sex.
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From Latin - polluere - to defile.
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The word is vagina. \n\nYou may be interested to know that vagina is the Latin for "sheath" (i.e. the thing you put your sword in)!
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Nasty? That'll be "nasty" spelled "p-o-p-u-l-a-r" then!!\n\n:-)
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IF you are using off as slang for kill it could mean pretending to kill them
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Go to LiveJournal and find Harry Potter smut fan fiction.  As revolting as it is, you will find every single word you want there.
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There will be a too huge of a list of reasons, but still it was an early form of a democracy that was tested out and civilized the Roman Empire for a while, which includes a large amount of territory. Any time you have a decadent society and barbarian symbolizims accompanying a heathenistic world, there is so much conflict that it will refuse to be dicated too for the violence,death and blood shed it was built upon spreds as a virus where all of the others around you develop this same thought and now you have armies that pop up everywhere to defeat their conquerers after they weaken. In the case of Rome it was weakened when Pompeii waged war with Julius Caesar. Yes Julius built the Senate and conquered that known world then and when he wanted to settle in and develop a culture and fix the disease and famon in Rome (the city of light) the Senate would not tolerate this for they would have to give up the wealth that Julius had afforded them from War. They just figured he should just keep fighting and they would sit back and in lust and greed get fat off the profits. He received knowledge an inner peace to be content with what they had accomplished but they assasinated him. Anytime you have an assasination like that and a cruel ruler like Octavian who lusted and got fat off the people that was the beginning of the fall and they never recupperated from that until Marcus Aurelius, and then inevitably they were surviving on one thread. The well know enemies the Huns, Constatine, etc. surrounded and brought the demise of this once thought of good civilizations. Many people (rulers, senators, governors, military men) brought down the city of Rome. Rome never really developed but they had a good concept at first and then the corruption sets in just like our own government today. If you dont clean up your filth, feed your people, provide them with food and shelter, and let disease go rampid, all will fail. When you put people to death in a public display guilty or innocent it gives a bad example of the rulership of any government. No government will survive on terroristic, ruthless tactics ever. There is always someone bigger waiting in the shadows for the crack at the title.
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it's rabid.  I don't think cats, rabid or otherwise, can type.  and I like that statement about anyone can make almost any statement appear scientific and factual if they're stated out of context or spoken in syllogisms: ID, anyone?
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I think latin people are very latin.
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I fully understand'Tif' especially if she's got two\n  lovely legs. It could make your gum boil!\n      sorry' just kiddin'\n                        Mick
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i love communists AND vampires...so there.  you probably dont even know what communism or vampirism is, youve been watchign too many movies lately
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Don't be ridiculous!  One is a group of bloodthirsty thugs, masquerading as legitimate professionals, who in reality create nothing more than pain and misfortune in their wake amid their grab for continual payola...and the other is Italian!
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To gain political power; politics is a dirty game!
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Latin can help a great deal, since much of the terminology is derived from Latin.
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We sign a blood pact with the Secret Leader of the Cult of English Teachers, aka She Who Must Be Obeyed, aka The Greater Gerund Goddess!  On penalty of losing our right to wield red-ink pens and snarl at poorly constructed essays, we swear to be mean and evil and visit our wrath upon those poor wretches, our students.  \n\nSo you see, if we didn't cackle like the Furies and berate like banshees we'd be in serious trouble.\n\n-A former English teacher