Real Pig Latin. www.incidentalcomics.com/ Found this, found it funny. Checked if it had been posted previously. It hadn't. Decided to post it in hopes of making people laugh, obtaining pixel representations of approval from strangers, and getting more people to look at incidental comics.. EMENDO WEI llooll, tall! lla 'l! lall! M
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Real Pig Latin

www.incidentalcomics.com/
Found this, found it funny. Checked if it had been posted previously. It hadn't. Decided to post it in hopes of making people laugh, obtaining pixel representations of approval from strangers, and getting more people to look at incidental comics.

EMENDO WEI
llooll, tall! lla 'l! lall! M
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#1 - lordpsa (08/09/2012) [+] (5 replies)
Cogito ergo sum: "I think therefore I am", from René Descartes' Discourse on the Method.
Memento Mori: "Remember you will die" or "Remember your mortality", attributed to a Roman slave as a way of deflating his General master's ego.
Persona non grata: "An unwelcome person", which is self explanatory.
Argumentum ad hominem: "Argument to the man", refers to an insult or argument that addresses a human being. (Used in debate when a person is trying to disprove the truth of a claim by targeting the integrity of the speaker, rather than the claim itself. Basically, the meat of most internet arguments.)
sic.: Short for sic erat scriptum, meaning "Thus it was written", usually used in place following a quote in most formal documentation.
Carpe diem: "Seize the day", YOLO, for smart people.
Per alas porci?: "On a pig's wings?", short for ad astra per alas porci, meaning to the heavens on a pig's wings.
E pluribus unum: "Out of many, one", usually used to mean united as one, with all of a group working towards the good of that group, but in this case used completely literally: From the work of many, one gains.
Citius, altius, fortius: "Faster, higher, stronger", submitted by Daft Punk as the official Olympic motto following a short period of displacement in the time stream. During this period, Guy also boned Cleopatra.
Ad astra per aspera: "To the stars through difficulty", meaning to greatly gain from severe hardship.
Deus ex machina: "God from machine", a literary cop-out using an unprecedented, unforeseen, and often times unlikely method to solve a story's problems.

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#4 - starphoenix (08/10/2012) [-]
I just don't get it. So how does putting his sausage in the fence solve anything?
#19 - xxrachelbabyxx (08/10/2012) [+] (2 replies)
Mfw I don't know pig latin
User avatar #14 - commentfavourer (08/10/2012) [-]
the only thing i recognized was carpe diem
#5 - NolanNasty (08/10/2012) [+] (8 replies)
MFW memento mori is one of my favourite songs
User avatar #6 to #5 - runelh (08/10/2012) [-]
Kamelot ftw.
#21 - azusa (08/10/2012) [-]
I thought this was related.
#18 - PhoenixD (08/10/2012) [-]
>MFW Deus Ex Machina
User avatar #16 - facepain (08/10/2012) [+] (1 reply)
oday ouyay peaksay igpay atinlay?

this is pig latin translation: do you speak pig latin?
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