Descartes was having dinner when his valet asked him if he’d like another glass of wine. He said, “I think not” – and vanished.My favorite variation on the phrase is “Coito Ergo Sum”. In English, it ain’t safe to post here.
coito, ergo cum?(Yes, I spelled it the way I wanted to.)I believe there is a possibility Bob’s comment may have been influenced by the opening line from the Moody Blues song “In the Beginning”
runar almost 13 years ago
Descartes was having dinner when his valet asked him if he’d like another glass of wine. He said, “I think not” – and vanished.My favorite variation on the phrase is “Coito Ergo Sum”. In English, it ain’t safe to post here.
Bob. almost 13 years ago
Cogito ergo sum………..cogito
bignatefan almost 13 years ago
Bob, you should go out and buy a sense of humor somewhere. He wrote “Coito” on purpose. Do the Latin, you’ll figure it out…maybe.
jmackaysmith almost 13 years ago
Michael, you should go out and buy a sense of humor somewhere. He wrote “Cogito ergo sum…cogito” on purpose. Do the Latin, you’ll figure it out…maybe.
jimcos almost 13 years ago
coito, ergo cum?(Yes, I spelled it the way I wanted to.)I believe there is a possibility Bob’s comment may have been influenced by the opening line from the Moody Blues song “In the Beginning”
Hussell almost 13 years ago
Dammit, runar! I was gonna tell that joke. Now I have nothing, but I still am.
I don’t think Johnny Potseed exists. He’s not mentioned in the bible.
Some of you other’s, I never took Latin so all you postings are greek to me!
Have a good day all.
Goblinopolis almost 13 years ago
If you prefer “I think, therefore I am,” to “force without wisdom falls of its own weight,” you are putting Descartes before Horace.
runar almost 13 years ago
…which you stole from me.
cutiepie29 almost 13 years ago
Not knowing Latin, I don’t know how is should be expressed, but ought it not be more like “my parents coito(ed) ergo sum”?