"By Means of a Hairy Foot" - Here is the cover!

Piloso Pede is the second of two prose works which I have created. It is roughly 3000 words of length. It was written from September to October, I did not go to school during this time. I have no use for it really as there is no demand for modern latin authors. Perhaps a less ignorant and talented latin mind I might convince, that there are new things to be offered. You could all probably imagine that your bishop would write something indeed unprecedented:

I shan’t say any words about the actual content, but I shall show you the cover of it; I was going to show it but to a few, then I thought that textkit has given me all I know, so you lads merit a view, although you might not really care or erm understand what this image be about!

P.S. I forgot the Nymphs. And yes that is a highly evil dog.

Awesome, Episcopus.
The old lady with that caption is just hilarious. :laughing:

te amo

a new adventure of the hobbits, perhaps to the modern England? :smiley:

Just forget what I said above. just the first impression from the title.

I believe you will write a really awsome work, Episcope.

Hehe, that seems to me like a projection of Epi’s mind on paper (I mean, not the foot, but the entire image) :stuck_out_tongue:

i take it that’s chlorine in the glass…

Unless aqueous nasal discharge contienne any chloric free radicals I must negate such a notion!

Indeed this tale bears nothing of Chlorine, for it was really discovered nor then nor to the author at time of scription!

what?!.. no chlorine… :open_mouth:

:wink:

Indeed! Chlorine had not been discovered then.

I suppose the Roman drainage system compensated for this.

This cover I showed to a girl whom I know at school. She just said what’s so good about a giant foot. :frowning: But :unamused: I can’t expect much more from girls round here.

aww Episcope, I think it’s awesome. the pouting girl and the highly evil dog are my favorites!

Chlorine was not known to you yet, but tg = sen/cos was! :slight_smile: