Difference between revisions of "It's as semper as oxhousehumper!"

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Semper: Latin, 'eternal'
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* '''semper:''' (''Latin'') always
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* '''simple'''
  
Hebrew letters A, B, C...  
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* Hebrew letters A, B, C...  
  
* Aleph (A): means 'ox'
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** Aleph (A): means '''ox'''
* Beth (B): means 'house'
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** Beth (B): means '''house'''
* Gimmel (C): means 'camel' (humper)
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** Gimmel (C): means 'camel' ('''humper''')
  
Therefore "It's as semper as oxhousehumper!" means 'it's as simple as ABC' or 'it's as eternal as ABC'.
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* '''it's as simple as ABC'''
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* '''it's as eternal as ABC'''
  
"Humper" is Humphrey (HCE) and Humpty Dumpty - who had a great fall.
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* '''Humper:''' Humphrey (HCE) and/or Humpty Dumpty
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[[Category: alphabet]]
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[[Category: HCE]]
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[[Category: Humpty Dumpty]]

Revision as of 08:13, 7 August 2012

  • semper: (Latin) always
  • simple
  • Hebrew letters A, B, C...
    • Aleph (A): means ox
    • Beth (B): means house
    • Gimmel (C): means 'camel' (humper)
  • it's as simple as ABC
  • it's as eternal as ABC
  • Humper: Humphrey (HCE) and/or Humpty Dumpty