"Word On The Street" denial:Part 1

[CBulla]

Beware the Ides of March, Chuck....

 

[Li'l38]

"Et tu brute' "

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Greek? Latin? I speak neither. But I know it means something nice, whatever it is

 

[SmokeAire]

Beware the Ides of March, Chuck....

Whew, I have time. It's only October.

 

[SmokeAire]

Greek? Latin? I speak neither. But I know it means something nice, whatever it is

Translated it means: "Wrestle me on the mat you brute"

 

[CBulla]

"Et tu Brute?" translated actually means "And you Brute" (said Bru-tay, Greek for Brutus) and it is taken from the Shakespearian play Julius Caesar. Cute saying, quite possibly historically inaccurate as the incident is recorded as no words were said or Caesar having said 'And you, my son?'

Sorry.. I had to do something in college once..

 

[SmokeAire]

"Et tu Brute?" translated actually means "And you Brute" (said Bru-tay, Greek for Brutus) and it is taken from the Shakespearian play Julius Caesar. Cute saying, quite possibly historically inaccurate as the incident is recorded as no words were said or Caesar having said 'And you, my son?'

Sorry.. I had to do something in college once..

Oh my something actually educational on this thread. :sleeping_

I like my translation better. It's more fun.

 

[Li'l38]

Sorry.. I had to do something in college once..

Sheesh Colin, why did you have to steal my thunder??!!

 

[SmokeAire]

Sheesh Colin, why did you have to steal my thunder??!!

Colin stealing your thunder..no way.......

 

[SmokeAire]

Well, if you bring JUJU-BEEs, I'll dive with you.

What are JUJU_BEES? An alternate air source?

 

[DEEPSEAWOLF]

That wasn't thunder. (OOPSIES) -runs down the hallway-