lol wasn't barney, it was what's-her face. I started playing that game last night.Mr. Steeve said:From Barney in Half Life 2 right before the teleport. Always cracks me up XD.the monopoly guy said:well what would YOU do for a klondike bar?
hey a garg! can I pet it?
prepare for unforseen consequences
yea about that cat? (+10 if you get it...well not really but if you rememeber it)
I regret nothing, except never punching a whale
"I dunno, press the button and we'll find out."
"What land mine? I don't see a la*boom*"
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN MARS DOSEN'T HAVE ANY OXYGEN?"
I don't think recognizing the most famous last words in history deserve all the cookies in the world.asmodaus said:et tu brute... (if you got that you get all the cookies in the world)
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His was referring to a Halo 3 thing made by Microsoft called "Et tu Brute?" about the making of the brutes, obviously the name was taken from Julius Caesar.Eldritch Warlord said:I don't think recognizing the most famous last words in history deserve all the cookies in the world.asmodaus said:et tu brute... (if you got that you get all the cookies in the world)
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But if you're providing those are Caesar's last words in Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. It means "You too, Brutus?" or literally "And you, Brutus?" Said because Caesar couldn't believe his closest friend would be part of a conspiracy to assassinate him.
Now, the cookies . . .
How do you know that?Exosus said:His was referring to a Halo 3 thing made by Microsoft called "Et tu Brute?" about the making of the brutes, obviously the name was taken from Julius Caesar.
But it's proper to say "Brute" in that sentence, that's what Caesar said in the play. I'm not perfectly sure on this rule but I think when a name is used in the second person the -us becomes an -e. (If only my stupid redneck school offered Latin!)Exosus said:I don't know it, per say, but it seems more likely. He did say "brute" not "brutus," after all.