jimharri
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Is it "infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me"?Caesar et sum jam
Brutus et erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus sic in at.
(Don't ask me to translate!)
Is it "infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me"?Caesar et sum jam
Brutus et erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus sic in at.
(Don't ask me to translate!)
Could be...Is it "infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me"?
Reminds me of this oldie
I am already CaesarCaesar et sum jam
Brutus et erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus sic in at.
(Don't ask me to translate!)
You’ve created a lot of wooshing sounds with this!Caesar et sum jam
Brutus et erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus sic in at.
(Don't ask me to translate!)
Superb mate. Take a boo son.A bit of bleeding' culture for you.
An English builder is keen to implement the EU’s policy of job mobility, so he advertises a job in an international trade paper. Three applicants turn up: a Frenchman, a German and an Irishman. When the builder interviews them he points out that a basic knowledge of English is essential, especially of terms used in the building trade, so he has devised a little test. He asks each one of them the same question: “ Can you explain to me the difference between ‘girder’ and ‘joist’?”
The Frenchman shrugs his shoulders, admitting that he does not understand the terms. The German also admits that he has no idea.
Before the builder puts the question to the Irishman, he says “I know you speak English, but in the interests of equal treatment I have to ask you the same question as the other two: “What is the difference between ‘girder’ and ‘joist’?”
The Irishman replies, “Sure, everyone knows that. Goethe wrote ‘Faust’ and Joyce wrote ‘Ulysses’.”
Eh? That was hilarious.I am already Caesar
And he was white
Caesar is thus in all things
Brutus thus in at.
We need funny Latin jokes mate.
You have to sing it to the tune of My old man's a dustman.You’ve created a lot of wooshing sounds with this!
Brutus adsum iam forteCaesar et sum jam
Brutus et erat
Caesar sic in omnibus
Brutus sic in at.
(Don't ask me to translate!)
Reminds me of this oldie
Perhaps Brutus is already hereBrutus adsum iam forte
Caesar adsum tu
Passus iam sed Caesar.