/lit/ - Literature

[Matthew No.1862452]

Dear /lit/,

I am planning on getting something engraved. I might not say what the thing is because it'll just bring the trolls out but I was wondering whether you could suggests quotes I could chose.

I only have 35 characters (including spaces) per line and I have 2 lines I can use.

I don't mind if the quote is in Latin as long as a translated to English version is underneath it or if its in old English.

Hope you are well,

Matthew.

[Anonymous No.1862461]

Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo,

[Anonymous No.1862469]

What is the quote for?

I won't just throw random quotes around hoping it'll hit the target.

[Matthew No.1862483]

>>1862469

The object its going to be on is a mobile device but I posted in /x/ because I was aiming for that type of dark yet creative theme - but sadly the thread turned bad and I thought since I haven't read many books lately /lit/ would have some great ones.


The aim theme is: Dark, possibly creepy and if possible even philosophy.


If you have any other quotes that you think would be a great fit then post!

Thanks

[Anonymous No.1862486]

"tender is the serpent's fang"

[Matthew No.1862526]

bump

[Anonymous No.1862529]

"I suck cocks."
- Matthew, also known as OP

[Anonymous No.1862548]

Evil is whatever distracts.
- Kafka

[Matthew No.1862612]

>>1862529
-__-

[Matthew No.1862779]

Bumpp

[Anonymous No.1862784]

"this object is not engraved"

[Anonymous No.1862783]

"Reddite ergo quae sunt Caesaris, Caesari"

[Matthew No.1862790]

>>1862783

What does this say?
Im still learning

[Matthew No.1862791]

>>1862784

Lol

[Anonymous No.1862805]

>>1862790
'If Caesar were alive today, he would be a Redditfag.'

[Anonymous No.1862806]

Que le tonnerre m'écrase, mais cas c'est bon, oui!

[Anonymous No.1862808]

>>1862790
Looks like, "return, therefore, that which are Caesar's to Caesar"

[Anonymous No.1862819]

>>1862808

"What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas."

Googled it. Duh.

[Anonymous No.1862826]

>>1862486
Tenera cuspis serpentis est

[Anonymous No.1862850]

>>1862483
Paete, non dolet.

Or the classic
Nam Sibyllam quidem Cumis ego ipse oculis meis vidi in ampulla pendere, et cum illi pueri dicerent: Σίβυλλα τί θέλεις; respondebat illa: ἀποθανεῖν θέλω.

[Anonymous No.1862864]

Optat supremo collocare Sisyphus In monte saxum; sed vetant leges Iovis.

[Hades !!gxdzsSnwykj No.1862873]

γνῶθι σεαυτόν

Now that'd make a good engraving.