Adeptus Astartes now Ineptus Ass-burger-es

[Elmer G. White]

Re: Adeptus Astartes now Ineptus Astartes

I swear, I haven't tampered with my name at all, an admin changed it because he thought I did something stupid and so changed it. It appears that Indeptus means stupid/silly. My original name is Adeptus Astartes!

Dear Ineptus,

Please, concentrate for a second.

The part of your name that remains the same according to your claim is Astartes. Based on available data you chose to be Astartes. It is the Astartes that is the name of a female deity. Ἀστάρτη is the Greek form of the Middle Eastern goddess Ishtar. Devious minds have perhaps been telling you that your name is some kind of a Space Marine but they're fooling you.

Ms. Barriga refers to the Astartes. That is the false harlot god.

Funnily enough, your idol also appears in the Bible as Ashtoreth.

1 Kings 11:5
For Solomon went after Ashtoreth the goddess of the Zidonians, and after Milcom the abomination of the Ammonites.


Yours in Christ,

Elmer

[Ineptus Ass-burger-es]

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Which brings an interesting question, why would a male use a female goddess nickname? Why is she so special to you? Do you feel like you are a modern-day Dummuzi/Tammuz? But in this case, why wouldn't use his name instead of hers?

I swear, I haven't tampered with my name at all, an admin changed it because he thought I did something stupid and so changed it. It appears that Indeptus means stupid/silly. My original name is Adeptus Astartes!

[Ineptus Ass-burger-es]

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That is a very interesting name, you must be a very impotent man.

I hope you mean the 1st definition and not the 2nd.

[Dolores de Barriga]

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Hello, Miss or Mrs. Ineptus! I assume you are a female because a male would not be using a female goddess name.

Heh. Funny that, I had it forcibly changed to Ineptus from Adeptus. I am a guy just heads up.

The part of your name I was referring to was not changed. As I stated before, but maybe was not clear enough, Babylonian goddess Ishtar was venerated by Greeks as Astarte.


Which brings an interesting question, why would a male use a female goddess nickname? Why is she so special to you? Do you feel like you are a modern-day Dummuzi/Tammuz? But in this case, why wouldn't use his name instead of hers?

[Ineptus Ass-burger-es]

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Hello, Miss or Mrs. Ineptus! I assume you are a female because a male would not be using a female goddess name.

Heh. Funny that, I had it forcibly changed to Ineptus from Adeptus. I am a guy just heads up.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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And do refrain from political arguments.

Is this a general instruction? Because if so, please be aware that it is not your place to tell us what we may and may not do. You are a guest here and do not get to dictate the rules.


If it was a more specific response to something I said, I'd be curious to know what you consider to be an "argument". I have very little interest in British politics, except insofar as it affects relations with the United States, and even less interest in "saints", particularly mythical ones.

Plus as I do not have an O-level on Latin and I can only get so much right.

It would be quite surprising if you did, as O-levels were replaced by GCSEs before you were born. But it is not too late to study the language. I think you would find it quite interesting - my boys love it!


So tell us, are you now at college? Are you studying theology?


YiC
JL-V

[Dolores de Barriga]

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Hmmm, I guess that definition makes more sense. That better suits the Adeptus Astartes.

By the way if you choose to change my name (again), for I might of sinned, change it to Legiones Astartes.

And do refrain from political arguments. Plus as I do not have an O-level on Latin and I can only get so much right.

Hello, Miss or Mrs. Ineptus! I assume you are a female because a male would not be using a female goddess name. And I assume that you used the male adjective form because of your lack of familiarity with Latin.


May I ask, why are you so fixed on the Akkadian/Babylonian goddess Ishtar, and especially on the Hellenized version of her name? I admit, she had balls, but her Sumerian predecessor Inanna was way cooler. Like, badass extreme feminist cool.

[James Hutchins]

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Welcome friend, that is a very interesting name, you must be a very impotent man.
You need to get to a good Baptist Church. Right now, do not delay and beg the kind and loving Pastor to see fit to permit you to discover the gifts God will give you if you will join Him in his battle against the atheist horde.
The brits got what they wanted, letting those filthy mongrels in to their country. Trump is trying to prevent it but subversives are making it difficult. MAGA. My kids listen to decent Godly music

[Ineptus Ass-burger-es]

Re: Adeptus Astartes now Ineptus Astartes

Hmmm, I guess that definition makes more sense. That better suits the Adeptus Astartes.

By the way if you choose to change my name (again), for I might of sinned, change it to Legiones Astartes.

And do refrain from political arguments. Plus as I do not have an O-level on Latin and I can only get so much right.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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Hello Ineptus and a very warm welcome to the forums.

Even though, Ineptus means to be foolish (unlike Adeptus which has something to do with secrets, from what I have found) it sounds just as cool.

Now the moment I read that, I knew you were a Brit and probably some species of northerner. Educational standards have slipped to a shocking degree, haven't they? Children aren't taught to use a dictionary, and sadly very few homes even contain a comprehensive Latin grammar these days. Adeptus is the past participle of the verb adipiscor. You could probably have looked that up for yourself, but I have saved you the bother. It is a deponent verb, which is mildly interesting if that is the sort of thing you're interested in.

Along with that I also have done a handful of marches for Armistice day and St. Georges day (You wouldn't care about St. George I would think) which also involved about 2 hours inside a church.

That's nice, dear. I applaud you and your EDL colleagues for your brave, anti-foreigner stance. What a fine body of men they are, though the penchant for tattoos is unfortunate: Leviticus 19:28. Could you perhaps have a word with your friends about that?

Thank you for doing your very best to follow the instructions at the top of the page - well done! - but this is alarming;

My favourite verse? I haven't put too much time into that. How about I say I like all of them indifferently, is that okay?

What do you mean by indifferently there? The Bible is not a matter for indifference, young lady.

YiC
JL-V

[Ineptus Ass-burger-es]

Even though, Ineptus means to be foolish (unlike Adeptus which has something to do with secrets, from what I have found) it sounds just as cool.

Anyway, I have to introduce and expose myself because I offended both the American Republican and the Demoncrat (see what you did there) LGBT agenda, despite no headlines of this.

I will not give away my name, I would prefer to be called Adeptus or Astartes - however seeing that I have had a forced name change you can also call me Ineptus. I am from the United Kingdom.

I have been to a few churches in my lifetime. During the time I was at school (2003-2015), we had a church assembly on every Tuesday at the Woodhouse Methodist Church every morning (although most of the assemblies we had were largely religious). As well as that I visit my smaller more local church at the Hawksworth Methodist Church whenever I can. Along with that I also have done a handful of marches for Armistice day and St. Georges day (You wouldn't care about St. George I would think) which also involved about 2 hours inside a church.

My favourite verse? I haven't put too much time into that. How about I say I like all of them indifferently, is that okay?

My path to Jesus, well my family are not particularly religious, but my school had made me religious when I left two years ago.

I hope I posted this is in the right place and I hope every one got home safely last night, it was a sad night for poor little Britain.