Old enough to be aloud to make tea

Aloud. Got it.

Depending on the parent #6, 7 could possibly be old enough to be *allowed* to make herbal tea

I think she was older considering she was making her own tea and it wouldn't be an FML otherwise.

So you could refer to pee as honey? ?

Not if you're properly hydrated

More facts! Very roughly - the Old Germanic word 'hoenig' probably came from a Proto-Indo-European word that also meant yellow, and has cousins in Welsh ('canecon', gold) and Sanskrit (can't remember). The word 'mead', the drink made from honey, comes from the Proto-Indo-European *medhu. Honey is miel in French, mil in Irish, mel in Welsh, similar in many others. Languages are so cool.

Not strictly true. It depends on how often one urinates as opposed to fluid intake. the less you urinate, the more concentrated it becomes.

I was going to say that ! English is a Germanic language, not a Latin one, in a language that has Latin roots, for example French, we say "miel", which comes from "Mel" in Latin, which itself originated from the common indo-European and Ancient Greek

Are you the sister?

"Latin" is not, and has never been, a country. It's a language. A geography lesson is unnecessary.

Latin empire, 1204-1261

Lasted for 57 years? Pretty crappy excuse for an empire.

#18, that was a nickname, if you will, it was the Empire of Romania.

A geography may not be the subject were it is talked about in a great deal, but it does come up.

Latium, region in Italy

Ah, right. Of course. All dumb women are blondes. When I have a stupid moment or a brain fart, it must be the recessive blonde genes in me acting up.

They were.just making a joke

OP should try, though. I'd love to read that in a follow-up.

Wasn't it Dan Quayle who said he wished he'd learned Latin in school so that he could speak to the "Latin Americans". And he was vice-president.

That was a joke about Dan Quayle, made by a Congressman after a meeting with the VP. Quayle never actually said that exact stupid thing.

I feel like this is likely the answer to why she thought this. That and people being called "Latino/Latina". It makes sense.

I think it is called Latium, home of the Latins.

you googled that. it's INCORRECT they're only referencing to the Vatican which has Latin as an official language. it's NOT a region!

Arguing whether Latin is a country or not?? Are you people serious??