My Old Statii - where are they now ?

[JohnFitzgerald]

Some pics of the time when I had these lovelys.

Anyone think they might have one of them now ?

They were repsectively, an S1 bolted on headed, a series 3000 bolt on headless with side LEDs and a Groove 5 string in sunburst. Pics hopefully attached.

Anyone spotted them around ?

I have long since domesticated their value for such fripperies as annual holidays, car repairs and the like.

Here we go.

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[Inga]

I'm saw I saw one of those not long ago but I can't remember where I saw it but I'm really sure I saw one

[spongebob]

13 years for an answer! Bravo! 👏 

[tauzero]

7 hours ago, spongebob said:

13 years for an answer! Bravo! 👏 

 

Inga is going for the title of Monarch of the Zombies.

[Mrbigstuff]

These days you can probably put the pics in AI and it will be able to scour the internet and find potential matches

[Joe Nation]

The plural of Status is Statuses. A group of Statuses is called a reputation.

[LukeFRC]

15 minutes ago, Joe Nation said:

The plural of Status is Statuses. A group of Statuses is called a reputation.

yet the old forum of Status owners used to collectively call them Statii - but what do they know eh?

[Hellzero]

Funnily, in Latin, the plural form of status is still ... status, in the nominative form and it can never become statii, which doesn't exist.

 

But what do they know, indeed. 🤔🤪

[Hellzero]

Couldn't resist...

 

 

 

[LukeFRC]

8 minutes ago, Hellzero said:

Funnily, in Latin, the plural form of status is still ... status, in the nominative form and it can never become statii, which doesn't exist.

 

But what do they know, indeed. 🤔🤪

status: factum in Camulodunum

[Hellzero]

In fact, it would be better and more accurate so, as Colchester must be declined in the genitive and factum rejected at the end:

 

Status : Camuloduni factum.

 

Latin and Greek classical studies leave deep scars...

[police squad]

2 hours ago, Hellzero said:

Funnily, in Latin, the plural form of status is still ... status, in the nominative form and it can never become statii, which doesn't exist.

 

But what do they know, indeed. 🤔🤪

I studied latin for a few years and the 2nd declension, nominative plural does end in I. So Servus (which means slave) becomes Servi

But Status is actually a name, so maybe it's different

[Hellzero]

You got it.