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guidogodoy wrote:

No. The Latin for blood is "sanguine" or a near relative (sangui, sanguio, etc.).

"Cruorem"...oh how to phrase it...is more like the blood that comes from a wound not what flows through your veins.

Deep Freeze wrote:

Hmmm.. Latin translation for blood is cruorem, no?? You will have to forgive me for my rustiness. I believe quid or quod is "what" but, when taken in context such as this, where it is not a question of blood (plasma) but the nature of heritage (family heritage/blood?) and an incantation, I believe we refer to sanguine...?

guidogodoy wrote:

bibimus = "we" form of "to drink" = "we drink"

You were pretty much right on with the rest. It is the Satanic version of Ave María (I never asked for a translation but as you asked):

"The blood we drink, the flesh we eat." The Latin "what" isn't there. - 2 points. LOL!!!! That means that you'll be poked in the butt with a trident decades longer after your earthly demise.

Deep Freeze wrote:

HAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ok, let me take a shot at it:

What bloodly corpse is eaten...??? Don't know bibimus but I know sanguis is blood (sangria) and corpus is corpse or body and edibus (edible) or eaten...

(Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Friday, January 29, 2010 9:50:06 AM)
Edited at: Friday, January 29, 2010 10:41:41 AM

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