It is the Ides of March. If you happen to have any friends named Brutus—or anything else vaguely Latinesque—you might want to stay home today.
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Cats, charts, and politics
Cats, charts, and politics
It is the Ides of March. If you happen to have any friends named Brutus—or anything else vaguely Latinesque—you might want to stay home today.
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Also, be careful if you have any money in the stock market, or in the bank.
How about in your mattress?
Or is it better to have no money at all?
"Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose" - Kris Kristofferson
Having a birthday this month, I've paid attention.
The March Ides have never been a problem for me. I did get mugged during the Kalends one year, and during another Kalends, found out my building was going condo and had to abruptly move.
So my milage has certainly varied, but I guess I'm not very Roman or Roman-Emperorish.
If you file a business tax return, today's the day!!
The Ides of March is one of my favorite days of the year.
Et tu, Kevin?
Quam dieu etiam tuus nos eludet?
But I think he was dead.
Bevare!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHkXFsK6UUg
More at risk if your name is Julius than Brutus, I would think.
And if your name is Brutus, this is not a day you work from home.
Lets all hope DeSAntis has a friend named Brutus!
Just stay out of the Forum, you should be ok.
Randy Rainbow remarks on George Santos,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ5F7fve4N0
Brutus may have been the Noblest Roman of All, but let us not forget that the Ides of March was not particularly fortuitous for him either...Caesar maybe should have heeded the entreaties of Calpurnia, but as much as Caesar, Brutus should have stayed home on March 15 also...a calamitous day for Brutus to be sure!
Why do the ides of March get a call out and not Pie Day? What kind of a nerd are you? 😉