Contrari Venti means ‘thwarted winds’ in latin

Posted on by Rob Rinne

Contrari Venti means ‘thwarted winds’ in latin and Dante uses the phrase in The Inferno.
When you think about thwarted winds and the context the latin is being used in, he is actually referring to farts.
Funny stuff.
What about an asshole character by the name of ‘Connie’?

Published by Rob Rinne

I can't think of when I wasn't writing but the first story I remember creating was in Grade 6 and made from equal parts James Bond and Knight Rider. It's been a long time since then and I can't be sure my stories have gotten much better, but I keep it up because it hasn't stopped being just as fun.

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