Talk about gibberish latin and nothing to do with the topic.

[tetsujin28]

Hong's a *bleeping* EnWorld treasure. And yes, there's some pretty goofy Latin in there, to be sure, obviously the result of some translation program's ill-spent time in class spent looking at girl programs rather than paying attention to the subjuncitve and jussive

 

[tetsujin28]

Maaate! Get some of this into you:

ROFLOL. Must be made in America -- probably has fewer Politically Incorrect Calories, as well

 

[MrFilthyIke]

ROFLOL. Must be made in America -- probably has fewer Politically Incorrect Calories, as well

Hmmm, always with the american beer jokes.

 

[tetsujin28]

I know: see the comment about the program wasting it's time I've written enough bad, nonsensical Latin in my time to know it when I see it

 

[DM_Matt]

Adobe InDesign has a built-in Lorem Ipsum generator function.

 

[kirinke]

lol

some folk have no taste

 

[Jack Daniel]

Bone Domine, vos populi estis inridicule! Parate sensum facetiae, jam.

 

[hunter1828]

Hey, you know what? I think it would be great if I could post a clearly stated question, and others could turn the topic into a great discussion on latin gibberish!

Heck yeah!

Hey Grappik, since it seems to be so popular I think I'll suggest to the Valar folks that their next product should be the Book of Gibberish Latin! Based on this thread, I'd bet it would be a #1 seller!

hunter1828

 

[DM_Matt]

Bonus Dominus, vos populi estis inridicule! Parate sensum facetiae, jam.

Hmm...

One of us is wrong about some stuff...

First of all, shouldn't Bonus Dominus be in the vocative (Bone Domine)?

Second, I believe there is something wrong with the second clause.
If you mean

"Good master, you are (inridiculemeans... riducled by? the laughingstock? I don't know that word) of the people," then it should be es(2nd person sing), not estis (2nd person pl)

For the second sentence, I dont see how it comes together...it means...Prepare(Plural) I am felt (something about a deed or doing, I dont recognize the form), now (assuming that by "jam" you mean "iam.")

 

[DM_Matt]

Bonus Dominus, vos populi estis inridicule! Parate sensum facetiae, jam.

Hmm...

One of us is wrong about some stuff...

First of all, shouldn't Bonus Dominus be in the vocative (Bone Domine)?

Second, I believe there is something wrong with the second clause.
If you mean

"Good master, you are (inridiculemeans... riducled by? the laughingstock? I don't know that word) of the people," then it should be es(2nd person sing), not estis (2nd person pl)

For the second sentence, I dont see how it comes together...it means...Prepare(Plural, missing its completemntary infinitive) I am felt (something about a deed or doing, I dont recognize the form), now (assuming that by "jam" you mean "iam.")