Et Tu Donald??????

How many translations are there? WE, can you cite to your translation?

How many translations are there? WE, can you cite to your translation? Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

Wow- didn't think it was an issue but here are some sources: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dicti...t%20tu%20brute
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_tu,_Brute%3F
http://grahams-random-ramblings.blog...us-origin.html
http://askville.amazon.com/Latin-phr...estId=41748719
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/et+tu,+brute%3F
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/et_tu,_Brute

Hope that's enough- dude the translation is the same Et tu Brute= et Tu Brutus- latin translation you drop the "us" and add "e"- what's the big freaking deal??? I guess some guys on this hobby board want to come off as some Shakespeare scholar I guess!

It's not about Shakespeare. It's about Latin. And Latin is not a word for word translation. In the interrogative, as you were using it, it is Brute.

Would you like to continue?

Well this is the play on the famous quote of Julius Cesar( Et Tu Brutus) well now that the Donald has dumped the GOP and is listed as non affiliated- if Trump enters the Presidential race as an "Independent" or some other 3rd party- plus keep in mind that Gary Johnson has dumped the GOP and will enter as a Libertarian I can only see this as a win win situation for Obama.
It's obvious that if Trump enters the race he will only take away votes from the GOP since I doubt anyone leaning towards Obama would be swayed by Trump since they are such opposite contrast- ditto for Johnson- this could be the Ross Perot affect that will surely get Obama re-elected. Thoughts? Originally Posted by wellendowed1911

"since I doubt anyone leaning towards Obama would be swayed by Trump"

since I doubt any sentient being with more than a double digit IQ would be swayed by Trump

There I fixed that for you.

I explain so simple minded jack asses like you Bolt can understand- I don't think you know Julius Caesar from a Caesar salad. Originally Posted by wellendowed1911

For those keeping score, Julius Caesar lived in Rome a long time ago and the Caesar salad was created/invented in a hotel in Mexico.

It's not about Shakespeare. It's about Latin. And Latin is not a word for word translation. In the interrogative, as you were using it, it is Brute.

Would you like to continue? Originally Posted by JDNorthface

AND Does it still translate to "And You too Brutus?????? Do you want to continue????

...Do you want to continue???? Originally Posted by wellendowed1911

Sorry, friend. You'll have to forgive me. I am highly allergic to ignorance therefore I must select most carefully those who I allow to engage me. And you don't qualify.

...And who wants a President with 3 bankruptcies in the past? Originally Posted by waverunner234

Mmmm, do I want a capitalist promoter who knows how to take advantage of the bankruptcy laws or a socialist lawyer who doesn't. Interesting question.

Sorry, friend. You'll have to forgive me. I am highly allergic to ignorance therefore I must select most carefully those who I allow to engage me. And you don't qualify. Originally Posted by JDNorthface

The truth hurts- move on and take it like a man chump!!!!!

The truth hurts- move on and take it like a man chump!!!!! Originally Posted by wellendowed1911

Yep, hundreds are Latin Professors the world over tonight are hanging their heads in shame, beaten shamelessly to the ground by you and your browser.

Yep, hundreds are Latin Professors the whole over tonight are hanging their heads in shame, beaten shamelessly to the ground by you and your browser. Originally Posted by JDNorthface

Thanks for keeping my thread active- you are actually doing me a favor- keeping bumping my thread I love the attention. you remind me of a fool who says"this is the worst store I ever been to you guys suck blah blah blah..." but week after week this person comes back and patronizes the same store week after week that he so hates with vile- thank you for keep bumping my thread LMFAO.

You ever heard of the expression: Who is the bigger Fool- The Fool are the one who follows the Fool?????

Donald Trump must be having a bad hair day.

You ever heard of the expression: Who is the bigger Fool- The Fool are the one who follows the Fool????? Originally Posted by wellendowed1911

I am familiar with the expression "The Fool or the one who follows the fool" While you have made mention of not caring about spelling you should at least get the words correct when trying to make a point about spelling.

This is some damn funny shit here. In need to get out of Kentucky more often.

I am familiar with the expression "The Fool or the one who follows the fool" While you have made mention of not caring about spelling you should at least get the words correct when trying to make a point about spelling.

This is some damn funny shit here. In need to get out of Kentucky more often. Originally Posted by RaylanGivens

A fan of "Justified". Welcome aboard.

Welcome to our little section of heaven, Ray. Be careful, however. If you rile me, I may call you names. You have been warned!