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Fun fact: “carpe diem” less means “seize the University of Southampton Alumni est.1862 shirt Besides,I will do this day” as opposed to “pluck” or “cherish.” It’s the word for picking a ripe fruit, it’s not violent. It’s not about YOLOing, but enjoying every last bit of today without overstepping what you’ve gotten. Kind of like that. Posters on r/OldSchoolCool and the like, please take note of “circa”. If you know the exact date of your posted photo, the word “circa” is not applicable. Redditors seem to have a weird obsession with inserting that word wherever possible, whether it fits or not. Just because you are using a date, does not mean “circa” is needed. I thought so too, based on context clues in the movie Clue (which is the only place I’d ever heard this phrase before today).