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		UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: AuRavelling79 on November 12, 2010, 09:48:15 pm
		
			
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				What does "Rutilus Fenestra Eternus" on the crest of the mgwc mean?
 
 Literally as a "dog latin" translation it seems to say "Red Windows Forever" or even "Roach (as in Fish) Windows Eternally!"  ;D
 
 Please tell me the whole phrase means something more poetic! I suppose at a stretch it could be "Golden (Auburn) Windows Evermore!"
 
 Nathanael please enlighten me!
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				shinny windows forever, or there abouts
			
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				shinny windows forever, or there abouts
 
 
 Wow! Rutilus = shiny? That is a stretch even via Golden!
 
 I would have thought nitidus as in polished or shiny would be better...
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				LOL,.. the joys of online translators!
 
 Just checked a few & some say shiny, some say red!
 
 We'll have to have a vote & see if members want to change the tagline!
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				Did I mention 2011 pre-registration is now open?? ;)
 
 http://mgwc.org/index-5.html
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				Perhaps ask someone who knows latin? As a phrase can have a different translated meaning to the individual words.
			
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				It should say in ye old pole we trust
			
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				Ye olde Pole  ;D 
			
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				Ye olde Pole  ;D 
 
 
 No old Poles round my way - all young ones with far more energy than I've ever had!!   :(