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Aristus

(66,323 posts)
Sat Mar 15, 2014, 01:06 PM Mar 2014

Saturday, March 15th. The Weekend Edition of William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day.



"There is no terror in your threats;
For I am arm'd so strong in honesty
That they pass by me as the idle wind,
Which I respect not."

Julius Caesar, Act IV, Scene 3, Lines 66-69.
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Saturday, March 15th. The Weekend Edition of William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day. (Original Post) Aristus Mar 2014 OP
My dear Aristus! CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2014 #1
It's another rare instance of the quote standing as something the subject said, Aristus Mar 2014 #2
Ah, thank you! CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2014 #3
Kick for Sunday. Aristus Mar 2014 #4
Perfect! Our eloquent President versus the gas bag. livetohike Mar 2014 #5
So true shenmue Mar 2014 #6

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,593 posts)
1. My dear Aristus!
Sat Mar 15, 2014, 01:38 PM
Mar 2014

I must admit to a bit of puzzlement over your pictures today...

I love the quote, but these pics.....what's going on here?

Obama and Cheney?

Glad to see you today!

Aristus

(66,323 posts)
2. It's another rare instance of the quote standing as something the subject said,
Sat Mar 15, 2014, 01:42 PM
Mar 2014

rather than as an observation by Will. In this case, President Obama refuting Cheney's saber-rattling over Putin and the Ukraine issue.

The look on Cheney's face is priceless; I knew I had to use this pic.

I think there have only been four or five instances since I started WSTFTD in 2006 of a quote standing as an utterance by the chosen subject. It's almost always political commentary by Will.

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