Here is something fun from Dewayne Dulaney: Hebrew LOLCats. I'm guessing there are some Biblical-language teachers and students out there, so you can take a look at his blog to see how this new project LOLCat project develops.
HODIE: pridie Nonas Septembres
Gallus in suo sterquilinio plurimum potest.
A rooster can be the boss on his own manure heap.
A rooster can be the boss on his own manure heap.
Digna canis pabulo.
The dog is worth of its food.
(Compare English: The dog must be bad indeed that is not worth a bone.)
The dog is worth of its food.
(Compare English: The dog must be bad indeed that is not worth a bone.)
Litteris absentes videmus.
By means of letters we see those who are absent.
By means of letters we see those who are absent.
Caelestia sequor.
I pursue heavenly things.
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