I don't want to put undue pressure on any country in particular, but I'd like you to please be aware that it's the Ides of March tomorrow.

[petrillic@hachyderm.io]

@bodil the opportunity to do something truly hilarious

[otfrom@functional.cafe]

@bodil doesn't that mean that Vance would be Augustus though?

[mostlytato@mstdn.social]

@bodil
We are through the looking glass when you can post that and the entire world knows exactly what you are saying.

[bodil@social.treehouse.systems]

@otfrom He makes a picture perfect Mark Antony.

[primavera@void.lgbt]

@bodil if several dozen people were to do an oopsie with a dagger, tomorrow is the traditional day, yes

[sonikku@techhub.social]

@bodil @cstross

[edavies@functional.cafe]

@bodil There are quite a few countries which could do with a bit of et tuing. The US, Russia and Israel spring to mind but they're only the top of the list.

[cadbury_moose@wandering.shop]

@bodil

An auspicious date indeed.

[401matthall@mastodon.xyz]

@bodil

I like that you think we have that kind of stylistic flair.

...

We don't.

Not only do most American's _not_ know the phrase. They don't know what it means.

If you move in circles _who_ do know what it means (I'm not being facetious) you're the exception.

But I like where your head is at.

[thegaffer@hobbitwhispers.social]

@bodil If Congress only had the courage to do the right thing…

[shapr@recurse.social]

@bodil do you think he'll have a grand mal Caesar?

[dresstokilt@mastodon.social]

@bodil That would require anyone that can get close enough to have a spine.

[bremner@mathstodon.xyz]

@bodil Unrelated, some health insurance companies have "Caesar" in their name.

[dresstokilt@mastodon.social]

@thegaffer @bodil They legislated away their courage decades ago. It's now illegal for them to have courage.

[netraven@hear-me.social]

@bodil et tu, melania?