Crapé Diem

What is Crapé Diem?

1.

A close cousin to its Latin sister phrase, roughly translated it means, "cease the day." Used when the day is so crappy, you'd rather it just be over.

"Man, you look awful."

"Crapé diem!"

"That's the spirit."

See carpe diem, latin
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