h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

stercorem pro cerebro habet? eg "S/He is one of whom the Romans would have said stercorem pro cerebro habet" - in other words a rather nice and obscure way of saying someone has ah excrement for brains

Thanks Spanner Girl. Seen any good arguments recently?

try the love is (2) forum, although we're all either too damn romantic, or too cynical, to get really stuck in to each other - it's all pretty genial actually, the more i think about it. well by my standards anyway.

i'll have to see if i can blunder my way into some more vicious ones (other than me and hardlabour having a go at each other - we do that all the time)

Merkin, here's a few new ones

Fac ut nemo me vocet - Hold my calls

Noli hoc praeterire - Don't pass this on

Amicule, num is sum qui mentiar tibi - Baby, would I lie to you?

Ego te demitto - You're fired

Ne auderis delere orbem rigidum meum - Don't you dare erase my hard drive

And my favourite - Credo Elvem ipsum etiam vivere - I believe Elvis is alive

I like using Latin as footnotes on emails, confusion rules

it's good isn't it. Especially in the workplace, since no-one wants to admit taht they have no idea what you're saying, since they assume it's something wise and educational, rather than an threat concerning the use of catapults.