Big Julie's dead

[vilakins]

It is the Ides of March, and to mark it, just after midnight last night, the radio ran Wayne and Schuster's Rinse the Blood off my Toga. I loved that as a kid--we used to quote bits in Latin class and try to translate it--so it was very cool hearing it again.

I had no idea Wayne and Schuster were Canadian though. I'd always assumed they were New Yorkers going by this, the only piece I know of theirs.

Comments

[mab_browne]

Oh, gosh, I haven't thought about that in years, but it was classic. Thanks for reminding me. :-)

[vilakins]

"I told him, I told him, Julie, don't go, I said it's the Ides of March already, don't go, Julie!"

I also love the martini joke.
"Gimme a martinus."
"Don't you mean martin1?"
"I want two, I'll ask for them."

I am always tempted to ask for a biscotto or a panino. :-)

[viciousdisorder.livejournal.com]

I had chocolate mud-cake to mark the day :)

[vilakins.livejournal.com]

Because it's Roman in its delicious decadence?