Your tombstone

[Blitzkrenia]

anyone know what "I was born, i lived, i died" is in latin

From my highly limited understanding of Latin, it's" prodii (prodivi), vixi, abii (abivi)". High chance of being wrong, though.

My tombstone would be "This tombstone cost X dollars. if you steal it, please replace it with another tombstone worth at least 1/2 of the original. Thank you."

"Did I drop good loot?" also works.

[Britenini]

"Screw you guys im going home"

[Malaysii]

I won't get one because I won't have life insurance. They'll throw me into a river.

Although, they may anyway...

[Razgrizistan]

Ive Got One "Pain Is Weakness Leaving The Body.... Wait I Feel No Pain..... Shit I'm Dead"

[The Plutonian Empire]

I know what I want for my tombstone now!

Screw my previous entry, I'm going for "Perverts and nude weddings do NOT mix."

[Rokartian States]

anyone know what "I was born, i lived, i died" is in latin

Nescebar, Vivi, Moritus Sum, I think, but that could be completely wrong. Those passive/deponent verbs confuse me. D:

[Nobel Hobos]

anyone know what "I was born, i lived, i died" is in latin

Ne supra crepidam sutor iudicaret

... it's kinda redundant anyway, what with your date of birth and date of death on there.

[SaintB]

I guess it has been quite some time since that joke was legit.

[FREEaquaticdancelesson]

It would be a tree. I want a seed to be planted in my decomposing body in the soil that will feed directly off my nutrients and the soil surrounding it, preferably an apple tree but it doesn't really matter. People can use it for whatever, cut it down, eat the apples, carve <Jenny & Jill3 on it or whatever, it's just got to be useful so when I'm long forgotten a living being made up of me will live on.

[Humpy Bogart]

...solvit pro insciptio...

[Chaos Crescent]

You may party now.

Or.

The veil is now unguarded. Mercy on all.

[Lunatic Goofballs]

My tombstone will read.


"Lunatic Goofballs was right."

Yay!

[Lunatic Goofballs]

Honorable mention:

"Keep staring. I might do a trick."

[Humpy Bogart]

...solvit pro insciptio...

I am trying to say "I paid for this translation" in Latin, but "this" doesn't seem to translate well. If my version makes no sense, then the joke is on me after all.

[Rolamec]

...solvit pro insciptio...

No, "Here's looking at you, kid" ?

[Lackadaisical2]

I'm not going to have a tombstone. Mausoleum/pyramid ftw.

[Humpy Bogart]

"This is my body which is for you. Do this in remembrance of me."

but there would be no bread and wine. Instead a big marijuana plant with its roots in my grave, and a masonry bucket-bong for a footstone

[Marcurix]

either an old inside joke of:

Who didn't see this coming?

or something along the lines of me taking people with me, or zombies, or a Churchill quote, or explaining my cheese induced death.

or simply

"Be back in a sec."

[Humpy Bogart]

...solvit pro insciptio...

No, "Here's looking at you, kid" ?

I'm very dubious about the Google latin-translate beta. Some of its suggestions were outlandish even to a non-Latin speaker.

Did I REALLY say that? "Solvit" is the right word I'm sure though the tense probably isn't.

[Humpy Bogart]

Oh, silly me. That's one of my most famous quotes.

You gotta forgive me, the memory hasn't been so good since I turned a hundred.

[Rokartian States]

...solvit pro insciptio...

I am trying to say "I paid for this translation" in Latin, but "this" doesn't seem to translate well. If my version makes no sense, then the joke is on me after all.

Emi has inscriptionem would be better, I think.

No, "Here's looking at you, kid" ?

I'm very dubious about the Google latin-translate beta. Some of its suggestions were outlandish even to a non-Latin speaker.

Did I REALLY say that? "Solvit" is the right word I'm sure though the tense probably isn't.

'Solvit' is 'he, she, or it payed for', but with a connotation of repaying a debt, I believe. 'Pro' does mean for, but, if I remember correctly, 'emo' means 'I pay for', which means that 'inscriptio', which I assume is what was meant by 'insciptio', should be in the accusative, as should its pronoun, 'haec'.

Assuming, of course, that I didn't just make a massive translation mistake somwhere.

[Zeth Rekia]

I'm not going to have a tombstone. Mausoleum/pyramid ftw.

Temple made out of crushed up beer bottles...

[Lackadaisical2]

I'm not going to have a tombstone. Mausoleum/pyramid ftw.

Temple made out of crushed up beer bottles...

Good idea. Or possibly just the interior.

[Humpy Bogart]

I am trying to say "I paid for this translation" in Latin, but "this" doesn't seem to translate well. If my version makes no sense, then the joke is on me after all.

Emi has inscriptionem would be better, I think.

I'm very dubious about the Google latin-translate beta. Some of its suggestions were outlandish even to a non-Latin speaker.

Did I REALLY say that? "Solvit" is the right word I'm sure though the tense probably isn't.

'Solvit' is 'he, she, or it payed for', but with a connotation of repaying a debt, I believe. 'Pro' does mean for, but, if I remember correctly, 'emo' means 'I pay for', which means that 'inscriptio', which I assume is what was meant by 'insciptio', should be in the accusative, as should its pronoun, 'haec'.

Yeah, I left out an r from inscriptio. Damn that mason, he got the 5 in my birthday back-to-front too.

Thanks for your advice.

[Humpy Bogart]

Temple made out of crushed up beer bottles...

Good idea. Or possibly just the interior.

Stained glass, always good for inspiring a bit of awe.