what does lxxi have to do with?
470514
While your question does not make sense, lxxi is a roman numeral for "71."\n\nMaybe your site is getting hits because 71 is your lucky number?
163851
Well if I am reading the question right and you are asking for the definintion of requirement an example would be:\n\nIt is a requirement for you to sign in.\n\nWhich means you have to do it.\n\nYes sometimes hard to figure out what they mean.
1181561
what in the hell does that mean?
986580
I don't get your question. What do these characters have to do with this?
478337
in reference to what?
44711
there is nothing special about it.\nit is just a common convention followed.\ncom stand for company.\nyou are not required to follow.
176609
Lb=latin for Libra, Oz= onza.
960850
Please, quote (do you think we are encyclopedias?)!!!\n\nI think it's about the fear of loosing one's liberty in love.\nThe poet explains that it's not an issue (doubt is vaine), love doesn't mean a loss of liberty but another liberty (the one to bond).\nThe bird in its cage singing is a metaphor...\n\n\nNB: lxv is better in capitals since they are roman figures (LXV means 65)
132881
It stands either for Senatus Populsque Romae or Senatus Populusque Romanus, which mean "The Senate and People of Rome" and "The Senate and Roman People" respectively. The Romans themselves seem to have been a bit unsure about which it was.
1167494
What's that have to do with love?
583059
what does this have to do with lesbian, gay and transgendered?
11544
Hmmmm....\nThis question is ambiguous\nYou need to be specific
978793
I think it may be italian but have included my favorite site below for you to peruse. Domi has a reference to god in latin but "labae" and "mage" are not latin. If I were to guess, I'd say, eat the love of god.
734755
huh????\nwhat does this have to do with movies???
380650
what does this have to do with royalty?
284842
It is a reference to Freemasonry.\nSee this article at the Straight Dope archives:\nhttp://www.straightdope.com/classics/a5_022.html
306873
It's a fancy 'L' and it stands for pounds = 'libra'(Latin)/'livres' (French).\n'librum' = pound in Latin.