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[apocalypsos]

I had some money left in my Paypal account, so I ordered this.

Is it wrong that as much I love and adore that poster, I'd kind of rather have a fandomhigh version with Principal Connor's take on that letter? *giggles*

EDIT: Ooo, ooo! Who knows what "We are here to traumatize you!" is in Latin?

Comments

[darcydodo]

I'd suggest one of the following:

adsumus ad vos perterrendos.
perterrendorum vestri causa adsumus.
adsumus ad perterrendum.

The last one doesn't actually say that we're going to traumatize you, it more just says "We're here for the purpose of traumatizing [somebody else]." The first one is probably the best (in terms of being succinct and conveying the general idea the best).

[strix-an-stones.livejournal.com]

LOL! Arrive and terrify!

If you want to try your hand at playing with latin try this site out:

Words by William Whitaker (http://lysy2.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/words.exe)

[darcydodo]

Hmm. It doesn't look too bad, though I think if I really can't figure out a form I'd just go for the morphological identifier over at the Perseus Project.

I'm half-tempted to point my students to your link, but I think they'd stop ever working to actually figure out grammar on their own again.