Fun Fact of the Week

   

This week, you get two facts!

  1. The plural of “apparatus” is “apparatus.” (If you want to be pretentious, pronounce it “apparatoose” and claim that you're respecting its native Latinate declension, which, for the record, is the fifth.)
  2. The Judgment of Quintus is much more fun than the previous fact.

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Word of the Week

   

encomium: a speech of effusive praise

Small children rarely deserve an encomium.

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Pop Quiz!

   
The Judgment of Quintus is set in Ancient Rome. This is—
Amazing! All games should be set in Ancient Rome.
Perplexing. Why not Montana?
Disturbing. Romans wore bed sheets and dynamically adapted their nouns to fit one of sixty arbitrary endings.
An orthographical aberration. Doesn't "judgement" have two e's?

 
 

It's a Roman Holiday!

   
 
Keep me in the know!    
Keep me in perpetual ignorance!    
 
 

News of Undeniable Import

   
 
 

News of Equally Undeniable, if Less Pressing, Import

   
  Play Jessica Plunkenstein and the Düsseldorf Conspiracy, and see why the critics are raving!

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