Bachelor Emeritus Amateur Brain Surgeon

emeritus (adj.)

c. 1600, from Latin emeritus "veteran soldier who has served his time," noun use of adjective meaning literally "that has finished work, past service," past participle of emerere "serve out, complete one's service," from assimilated form of ex "out" (see ex-) + merere "to serve, earn," from PIE root *(s)mer- (2) "to get a share of something." First used of retired professors 1794 in American English.
Once he got married, ABS could have called his own self Bachelor Emeritus ABS - but he didn't - although he prolly should have just to have fun with Bullets Barnhardt and her Band of Benevacantist Brothers.
WHY did Bishop Emeritus Ratzinger call his own self Pope Emeritus?
Dunno, ABS does not know his mind but Emeritus has a definition which means that Ratzinger ain't Pope.

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