De omnibus dubitandum
HeyThisIsntTheYMCA, 
No
letsgo, Caaesar ad sum iam forte. Brutus adarat. Caesar sic in omnibus. Brutus sic in at.
letsgo, Redde Caesari quae sunt Caesaris.
Hammersbald, German Omnia mea mecum porto
Gaspar, 
I’m partial to Nihil Novum Sub Sole.
Actually a little surprised that nobody beat me to that one. Maybe there IS something new.
feedum_sneedson, I think you mean French.
MilitantAtheist, Molon labe /s
Default_Defect, 
My favorite version of this is the person that you can tell is ITCHING to use that latin term they just found out about is arguing with a certified idiot. They keep dropping "argumentum ad hominem"s and "non sequitur"s at the idiot and the idiot doesn’t know what it means or care and it goes on and on and on.
Ddhuud, Ipso facto: immediately
BirdyBoogleBop, Doesn’t ipso facto mean “because of” or “as a direct result of”?
Ipso facto is definitely less cumbersome.
Akasazh, 
Credo quia absurdum
yesman, Philosophers overuse Latin? Wait till you hear about medicine and law.
Emerald, Image Transcription: Twitter Post
Philosophical Questions, @philquestionsYT
Oh you like philosophy?
Name every unnecessary latin phrase that could easily be expressed in english but sounds way smarter in latin
DannyBoy, Carpe Diem
GFGJewbacca, Or as I like to say, “Carpe Denim,” seize the pants.
Akasazh, My motto is Carpe diem, sit maturam.
Pluck the day, once it’s ripe
balderdash9, The original YOLO
Ravi, Tu stulidus et asinus est.
Gotta learn the most important words first.
thejodie, Most of these h2g2.com/approved_entry/A218882
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