Latin Help Part 2

It reads: "Thou shalt not get people on the Internet to do thy assignments for thee, for that is not the route to wisdom. When others make the effort for thee, no learning takes place, and bad habits are thereby acquired".

It also means, "O Lazy Burberrygirl! If thou canst not think of a better way to use thy computer to cheat at translating something so well known as lines 12-18 of Virgil's Aenid, mayhap thou shouldst not be studying Latin".

Although even if you are studying the passage eg because it is used in Irish writer Brian Friel's play, 'Translations' and not specifically Latin, again, there is a thing called "thinking".

I often think that the number of exclamation points following the "Please help me!!!!" appeals by lazy students is directly related to how closely the assignment deadline is looming.

Unless your teacher is useless at his or her job, they'll know you cheated anyway.

And before you say it, we know - we just know - you're not thinking of "using it in a tattoo"!