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Your sister should not have children op.
Well, you guys are in Texas, so I'm not surprised lol.
Rude.
Rude and a little mean, but ******* hilarious
I guess if she was a little kid, it wouldn't be to much of a deal to go on FML. So she's just not well educated in some areas, deal with it. Also it's not your kid, so you can blame it all on your parents lol
The Latin is mel (whence Fr. miel, eng. mellifluous - flows like honey)
Latinania
Doesn't she know that Latin is the native language of Latvia??!!
I wouldn't be so hard on her since there wasn't many context clues. Even if she took English, History or Geography classes.
I have a degree in Latin. The FML itself didn't make me cringe, but my god, some of the comments here did.
So what?
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For the record, it actually came from an Old Germanic word meaning "golden yellow". The more you know.
Her age could really factor into this. A 7 year saying that would't be that weird, but if your sister is 20 or so, there are some issues.