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“''[[ | This started out life as “''[[don’t be that guy]]''”, in {{tag|Latin}}, but we’ve added an important coda. Don’t ''be'' an arsehole, and ''don’t do business'' with arseholes, either. | ||
A handy rule when drafting a {{tag|contract}}, negotiating one, reading one, going on tour, treating people you meet in your travels, and in life generally. | A handy rule when drafting a {{tag|contract}}, negotiating one, reading one, going on tour, treating people you meet in your travels, and in life generally. | ||
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Can I just extend the hand of gratitude to my [[secret Latin advisor]]s, one of which pointed out that it was not ''[[non mentula esse]]'', but ''[[nolli mentula esse]]''; and the second (and, frankly, better)<ref>And not just better on account of being a [[Edmund the show-jumping organist|show-jumping organist]], although that is true.</ref> one corrected the first’s spelling to ''[[noli mentula esse]]''. ''[[Nil carborundum]]'', etc. | Can I just extend the hand of gratitude to my [[secret Latin advisor]]s, one of which pointed out that it was not ''[[non mentula esse]]'', but ''[[nolli mentula esse]]''; and the second (and, frankly, better)<ref>And not just better on account of being a [[Edmund the show-jumping organist|show-jumping organist]], although that is true.</ref> one corrected the first’s spelling to ''[[noli mentula esse]]''. ''[[Nil carborundum]]'', etc. | ||
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