Like Will Self?

http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/12/07/features/self.php

I took three years of Latin and rememeber little except for an old (yeah! it's got to be old!) Latin idiom Tempus Fugit, sometimes seen inscribed at the top of Grandfather clocks, meaning Time, It Flies.

And what about Caesar sic in omnibus; Brutus sic in at? - or something along those lines.

Where's my English/Latin, Latin/English dictionary when I need it?

Otherwise known as "dog" Latin.

I used to have a Latin phrase on the masthead of my old Atari (don't laugh) Computer Club's newsletter. I've forgotten the phrase but it roughly translated to "Everybody Needs A Hobby."

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Originally posted by tinkerbell:
...or something along those lines.

Brutus et erat forti / Caesar et sum iam / Brutus sic in omnibus / Caesar sic intram.

("Brutus ate a rat for tea / Caesar ate some jam / Brutus sick in omnibus / Caesar sick in tram.")

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Originally posted by jkt:
...my old Atari...

Chuckle.

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:

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Originally posted by jkt:
...my old Atari...

Chuckle.

I said DON'T laugh!!!