Friday, September 16, 2011
Saving Socrates For Old Time's (aka, Xenophone and Aristophanes) Sake
Follow the link, gents. A good one here.
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...7th century BCE; the latest, the Anglo-Saxon monk Bede, wrote in the 7th century CE.
Whut's dat CE sheeit? Before the Cawmniss Era?
You're right, MFT. Very cool article.
where's the foreign/gay tag ?
Hey MFT, been a while - good to hear from you.
BCE/CE: That's Pepe-speak for BC/AD. Surely must be something politically correct and multi-culti and all, but I have no idea what it stands for.
Before common era. get sbj out of the equation.
Why "common"? Because Jesus is common to all civilized people or because only commoners care about Jesus and the few washed only are interested in sodomy?
Just because pinkos don't like the reason Anno Domini 1 was set to be when it is. So they invented some make-believe term for it.
But, as the old proverb says, Câinii latră, caravana trece. Or, translated into English, the dogs bark, but the caravan goes on.
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