[Namron] translation help

[Christopher Froste]

Personally, i prefer cogito, ergo doleo.  I think, therefore I am
depressed. :P Which no longer applies to me.

On 5/13/05, RaitaSusi <shadowwolf at goth.net> wrote:
> the closest a friend of mine (who has been taking Latin classes) can
> think of, would be "I think, therefore I am doomed" cogito ergo perii
> 
> Is that close enough? "in trouble" is one of those english idiomatic
> sayings that doesn't exactly translate :P
> 
> Josh/Byte
> 
> On Fri, 2005-05-13 at 22:54 -0400, lordvonbear at netscape.net wrote:
> > I need a translation from english to latin regarding the latin saying.
> > "Cognito ergo sum".  I Wish to add the following to that saying:  "in
> > trouble".  So that it reads in latin,  "I think therefore I am in
> > trouble".
> >
> >
> >
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Christopher Froste
Second Mate of the Iron Lotus