New Latin Mottos for Obama

Let’s be honest. The REAL reason Barry ditched his fake presidential seal was that his Latin slogan “Vero Possumus” was interpreted by most people to mean something like “I [heart] possums”. Which is all well & good for capturing the Granny Clampett vote, but lacks overall appeal for the general election.
But personally, I say he should keep the faux seal and just change up the motto – my suggestions for which I offer below.
NOTE TO LATIN SCHOLARS:I know many of these are either ungrammatical or even just flat wrong. I had to resort to a crappy online Latin translator as a baseline for these, and I tweaked some of the results to make them sound better. So if you’ll forgo the flames in the comments, I’ll make it up to you by writing “Romani Ite Domum” 100 times. Hail Caeser!


Tributum Consumptus Repetitas
  • Sub Currus Vobis – Under The Bus With You
  • Genus Tabellae Victoria – Race Card Triumphant
  • Purus Articulatus Arrogantis Potius- Clean, articulate, arrogant, elitist.
  • Iste Infantia Patris – Your Baby Daddy
  • Non Terebratus Via Forus Hoc – Can’t drill your way out of this
  • E LVII Unum – Out of 57, one.
  • Quies Albi – Don’t criticize me, Whitey!
  • Praeterquam Senex – At least I’m not old.
  • Vostrum Novus Birotae – Barack Obama is your new bicycle.
  • Semper Volo Ad Pactus – Always willing to negotiate.
  • Cruor Tyrannis Dolor Mortis Atrocitas Miseria – Beloved man of the people.

Feel free to pile on in the comments.

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  1. He needs to regain his base’s trust so the obvious one is:
    Frutex haud ictus populus quondam = Bush lied, people died
    (so I don’t get flamed, that is technically Bush no truth people deceased, cause the crappy latin translator for bush lied people died (Frutex lied populus died) looked stupid in Latin

  2. On second thought, flame away.
    When closing the window I had the translator open in I discovered I had typed in “Bush no thruth people deceased”
    I don’t know what the thruth is, but when one uses truth the crappy latin translation should have been:
    frutex haud verum populus quondam

  3. Merdem Meam Non Putet! (My Shit Doesn’t Stink!)
    Possut Id Fodere? (Can You Dig It?)
    Odi Album Quoque. (I Hate Whitey Too)
    Timeato Vir Brunum, Sed Timeamus Tonum Brunum,. (You’re scared of the brown man, but we’re scared of the “Brown Note”.)

  4. with that “possumus” in the title, I can’t help but think of the Possum Lodge motto “Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati” (when all else fails, play dead) from the Red Green Show.
    Oddly, that seems pretty appropriate.

  5. “Bush no truth people deceased”
    Actually that sounds about right given the English skills of the people who usually use it.
    And I love the bicycle site. He baked me a pie! That was nice of him. What a nice man.

  6. Qua istuc cuncta albus amatoris multae?
    Let me give you a hint: It’s a famous line from Blazing Saddles…
    Of course it may be totally skewed, but I just can’t justify wasting any more time cross-checking on that translator.

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