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Latin, 'I make dolls' or alternatively, 'I do little girls' Originating in a Latin Bowl type event now infamous in Latin clubs purportedly across the nation, the scene begins in a quiet room, wherein a panel of judges, and three team, one from Nebraska, one from Missouri i think, and one from Virginia. Judges ask a question that has now been lost to time. All three teams stare a each other, none knowing a definate answer. One student from the Nebraskan team buzzes in, and everyone stares at him, mostly because he was chosen for his ability to occupy a chair, not to answer questions. Student: "Facio pupas?" intended to mean "I make dolls", which was wrong anyway. Everyone, including the judges, burst into laughter, all except the stick-up-their-bum Virginians, who are all indignant at the thought of humor in a classroom setting. Everyone immediately heard the students answer as the more common translations "I do little girls". Now, in any Latin-related setting, answering a question with "Facio pupas?" is the quivelent of "I don't know."
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