"The Ides of March"

[krispos42]

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Beware of them.


This has been a public service message.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

1. is it good?

does this mean it is good?

it looks good.

is it any good?

I hope it is good.

I want to see it.

if it is good.

[krispos42]

2. Dunno!

It's getting good reviews, tho.


I'm just being silly. This is the Lounge, after all...

[WildEyedLiberal]

8. This post could be a poem

I think you should try to get it published!

[Tuesday Afternoon]

15. !

:rofl:

thanks for the kind words :hug:

[marlakay]

3. I saw it tonight and my impression after

is I want to throw up, politics is dirty…...

[Tuesday Afternoon]

4. intense.

[Chan790]

5. I was going to see it this afternoon...

but when I got to the local theatre near my apartment (I hadn't been before.), they wanted $11.50 for a matinee so I decided that I'd wait for it come out on DVD and redbox it. It doesn't look like a special-effects laden movie so I don't think I'm missing much to not see it on the big screen. I'm not paying $12 (incl. tax) for a ticket and $8 for popcorn and Coca-Cola.

[krispos42]

6. Ah, so my warning was useful then!

:D

:hi:

[Odin2005]

7. I am reading a series of novels about the late Roman Republic. Great reading.

Just finished reading the period which covers Cicero's consulship and the Cataline conspiracy. during a Senate meeting Caesar gets a note from his lover Servilia Caepio, Cato the Younger's half-sister. Cato sees Caesar getting the note and goes "AHA! We have caught him read-handed conspiring with the traitors!". Caesar shows Cato the note and starts a huge commotion, LOL.

[krispos42]

9. I'm sorry, could you translate that into Aldis-compatable dashesd and dots, please?

:D


Are they historical fiction?

[Odin2005]

10. Yup, historical fiction, but very accurate and well-researched.

[dixiegrrrrl]

11. Care to share the titles of the books??

[Tuesday Afternoon]

16. another one also interested in the titles of the books --

sounds interesting.

[Odin2005]

20. Here they are in order:

The First Man in Rome
The Grass Crown
Fortune's Favorites
Caesar's Women
Caesar
The October Horse
Antony And Cleopatra

On on Caesar's Women right now

[dixiegrrrrl]

21. Colleen McCullough's Masters of Rome series, I thought that might be it.

I actually have the first 2 volumes but have not read them yet.

[krispos42]

12. What dixiegrrrrl said! n/t

[Gabi Hayes]

13. .....I'm the friendly stranger in the black sedan; won't you step inside my car?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-hyfMwsZwg

[Gabi Hayes]

14. hey, man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daSkRbDGDZ8&feature=related

[Gabi Hayes]

18. leading, of course, to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GIQPWrKits&feature=related

[Gabi Hayes]

19. and, inevitably, to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfG205Yit_k

[krispos42]

17. For those that don't recognize it,

it's a still from a "Monty Python" skit.


I probably should have mentioned that before. :dunce: