Those of you who have subscribed to Skepchick via email recently received about 20 “new post” notifications, all of which appeared to be posts I wrote in Latin. I’d like to assure you all that we have not been hacked, nor have I been possessed by a Catholic priest. Or demon.
Nope, it’s just that there are exciting changes coming to Skepchick (which do not involve a switch from English/Spanish/Swedish/Norwegian to any dead languages), and so I’m tooling around with things on the back end. (That is not a double entendre.) The site did a weird thing it wasn’t supposed to do, for reasons I cannot yet understand. But, I assure you, it won’t happen again. Apologies!
Featured image of SkepchickCon volunteers unrelated. I just thought it was cute.
I dunno. I recently came across some Latin graffiti on a rehab hike. It translated as, “It constitutes a great.” I don’t know what it was, but apparently, it was great.
Latin may be experiencing a comeback. Either that or the graffiti was proof that time travel is possible.
Really? I could have sworn it said, “People who are named Roman they are going to the house.”
I just blew up the photo again and it now looks like it says Parvis. That translates as Pascal is a great way. A Roman programmer/time traveler?