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I told the University of Glasgow Alumni est.1451 shirt besides I will buy this judge that I would like to ask the court to dismiss the charges on a “de minimis” justification. Fun fact: traffic court judges don’t need law degrees. I had to explain to him, after which he said (and I quote) “that sounds like a real thing” and yeeted me right out of the courtroom. Sadly, I still had to pay court fees, parking, take a day off, etc… But I didn’t get any points on my license, so that’s a win. Difference between literal meaning in latin and how modern people decided to use the phrase. But yes in most cases ad hoc means without preparation as a modern saying. I hate it when people say Mea Culpa because it’s like they’re not genuinely apologizing for something because they’re not capable and admitting that they are at fault. “I’ll just say it in another language and it’ll still count.” Bonus Terra phrases – Terra australis is ‘southern land’ and is where the name Australia comes from, while Terra nullius meaning ‘no ones’s land’ is the justification the British used to colonise Australia as according to them no one lived there. It also refers to the unaligned parts of Antarctica

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.