Tell MikeH why people talk about themselves in the third person in thread titles

[MrFun]

Mommy, guess what I learned at Apolyton School today?

[Gangerolf]

Originally posted by Kassiopeia
Shakespeare's last words for Caesar were "Et tu, Brute?"

The historically accurate version was something like Paiktis' quote, I recall it as "But this is violence!" without a third person.

You're right. I looked it up and it seems his last words according to some dude called Suetonius were "ista quidem vis est!" which means "this is violence!".

It would have been cooler if he used the 3rd person though

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by Gangerolf


his last words according to some dude called Suetonius were "ista quidem vis est!" which means "this is violence!".

ceasar was very perceptive.

[Winston]

"Damn. Now I'll never know who'll win the 43 B.C. cup."

[Dauphin]

If Caeasar knew what year it was in B.C. terms I'm surprised he couldn't find out the cup final results ahead of time too.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Bereta_Eder


ceasar was very perceptive.

indeed




OMG! The sky is blue!

[Sandman]

You want more second person threads.

You think they'd be a good idea.

[Kassiopeia]

These are not the droids you are looking for.

[mrmitchell]

His last words were, "And you too, Brutus?"

I always thought his last words were "Hey guys, check this out!"

[Spiffor]

The "you too my son" wasn't necessarily a question. It might as well have been an omen about Brutus' being assassinated, or a criticism to the fact that Brutus was just as power hungry as Caesar.

[Kassiopeia]

When a person has sharpy blade things pointed at him, I would bet on "This is violence!" being a more likely choice for words, rather than prophecies or involved criticisms.

[SpencerH]

Originally posted by MikeH
Why are none of the culprits explaining themselves?

SpencerH wants to know to whom this is refering.

[MikeH]

In the last few days we've had:

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