AARoads Topics in 1764

[theroadwayone]

Since we've been doing threads about AARoads forum topics from the paſt, let's ſee what we would have been talking about in 1764.

Ready?

Go!

[freebrickproductions]

AARoads Topics 300 years from now.

SM-G900V

[Takumi]

Can we not?

[KeithE4Phx]

How about AARoads topics in the year 2525.  If man is ſtill alive.  :ſpin:

[US71]

Since we've been doing threads about AARoads forum topics from the past, let's see what we would have been talking about in 1764.

Ready?

Go!

WHY?

[TheHighwayMan3561]

Pleaſe ſend this one to the diſcard pile. No offenſe but the 1864 one can go too, if not all of them.

[Scott5114]

I think our poſters have leſs of a graſp on proper ſpelling than I thought. I've taken the liberty of correcting ſome ſpelling errors above. Pleaſe do a better job in the limited future this thread has.

[froggie]

I'm of the opinion that these threads (which are quite fantastical) should go into the Fictional folder.

[formulanone]

Dulcimer harpſichord compoſitions thou haſt enjoyed whilſt traverſing the Boſton Poſt Road

Territorial currency not yet bartered

Perchance haſt thou named a road along thy farmſtead or property?

Jebediah Springfield: patriot or pirate?

[Secret Towne Criers Thread, uſually held in cellar of local tavern]

[dgolub]

Proclamation of 1763 prevents construction of new roads on the land acquired in the French and Indian War.

[ET21]

 

[CNGL-Leudimin]

I think we ſhould put a (temporal) limit to theſe threads.

[TheArkansasRoadgeek]

The states didn't "exist" before 1764. Though, the colonies were the foundation for their eventual names.

[jp the roadgeek]

What do you think of the new Connecticut Courant?

King George to enact new Stamp Act on paper based items?

Favourite type of tea...

Preferred methods of shoeing your horse

Better feed: corn or wheat?

Ye Olde Alanlande

Raising the speed limit to 8.5 MPH on the North-South Road in Fairfax County

Building the Hypotenuse of the New York/Albany/Boston triangle: Inland or coastal route?

[slorydn1]

Quod ut tegerent iustus de bys musca.

[US71]

Quod ut tegerent iustus de bys musca.

Appears to be Latin. Translation:

But in order to cover the just shall come out by swarms of flies,

[adventurernumber1]

This thread may have been a tad overkill.

I've tried for roughly 30 minutes, but I have not been able to come up with a ſingle "theoretical topic" contribution for this thread. 




EDIT: Added the ſ (long s) at the necessary points in my post.

[kphoger]

Can we not?

I am downe wyth that.

[slorydn1]

Quod ut tegerent iustus de bys musca.

Appears to be Latin. Translation:

But in order to cover the just shall come out by swarms of flies,

That's what I get for using google to help throwing something together right quick instead of my Latin textbooks back at the house.... It's supposed to mean "That should cover the fly bys" (famous line from the movie Top Gun).

[formulanone]

Fouleſt experience thou haſt had with a dinner party and its ſervantſ?

[hotdogPi]

ſervantſ

Nope. Not at the end of a word.

[formulanone]

ſervantſ

Nope. Not at the end of a word.

hipſter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_s

I guess these are the things I miss by getting an education in one of those non-Colonial territories.

[Scott5114]

Anyway, yes, this thread is too ſilly.