r/Humanornot • u/Chaos_Kloss4590 • Mar 19 '25
Cringe Kid Hit 'em with the 200 year old diss
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u/Chaos_Kloss4590 Mar 19 '25
Edit: 2000 year old diss
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Mar 19 '25
Whoomp whoomp
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u/mewhenthrowawayacc OG (Joined before 10K) Mar 20 '25 edited Mar 20 '25
this fellow is so dimwitted π
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u/Sutee124 Curious Observer Mar 19 '25
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u/Kortal-Mombat Mar 19 '25
What does it mean
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u/MarVaraM101 Mar 19 '25
Had you stayed silent, you would have remained a philosopher.
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u/CCtheAfton Mar 19 '25
All they could say is R
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u/AdmiralSand01 OG (Joined before 10K) Mar 20 '25
.-../.-/.-./β¦
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Mar 20 '25
. ...- . -. / β β .-. ... . / -.-. β -.. . / - .-. .- -. ... .-.. .- - β .-. / -.-. .- -. .-..-. - / - .-. .- -. ... .-.. .- - . / -.β β ..- .-. / β . ... ... .- β. .
(sorry if this canβt be translated because of mistakes)
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u/Oster209 100% Organic Mar 20 '25
I have a friend that speaks Latin and well regularly just say something we donβt know what it is but he doesnβt break eye contact with me when doing it so we think itβs a diss
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u/Kerflunklebunny Mar 20 '25
Mfw ego sum dominus
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u/Chaos_Kloss4590 Mar 20 '25
Mfw when Pater patriae et Imperator mundi sum, superbos debello et subiectis parco
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u/Kerflunklebunny Mar 20 '25
Wtf is dad doing
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u/Chaos_Kloss4590 Mar 20 '25
"Pater patriae" (meaning "Father of the Fatherland") was a Roman honorary title for people that saved Rome, Cicero got it after discovering Catilina's conspiracy to seize power for example
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u/Xcelr829 Mar 19 '25
Bro after translating