I always heard Beware the Ides of March when growing up.
No idea, really, what it was.
A historical day.
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03/15/2016 11:15:14 AM PDT by
ifinnegan
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To: ifinnegan
On a historical note. The founding fathers, at least the anti-federalist, considered Brutus a good guy for killing Cesar and preserving the Republic and published under Brutus (most likely Robert Yates) as a pen name.
37 posted on
03/15/2016 12:44:13 PM PDT by
Idaho_Cowboy
(I Samuel 8:19-20 The New Spirit of America?)
To: ifinnegan
March 15 can’t be too bad. It’s my birthday.
41 posted on
03/15/2016 1:14:40 PM PDT by
PrinceOfCups
(Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party....)
To: ifinnegan
ANY day can be pivotal in the course of a nation, state, or ones daily life. It is like knowing the exact day and moment to the second when you finally expire.
For living sentient things it is logically impossible to know as that would require you still being able to remember when you are dead. You could remember dying, but not becoming completely dead.
44 posted on
03/15/2016 2:16:12 PM PDT by
HWGruene
(REMEMBER THE ALAMO! Really, no kidding.)
To: ifinnegan; disndat
Truth be known, it's all about the Hokey Pokey.
See? Told ya so.
46 posted on
03/15/2016 10:27:36 PM PDT by
Daffynition
(*Security, confiscate their coats. Get them out of here. It's 10 below zero out there ~DJT)
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