Ides of March
Ides of March by Cyber Ghost March 19, 2004
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Ides of March
1) The middle, 15th, of March. Caesar (Julius) was told to be cautious of this day and the forwarning was clearly valid.
2) An excellent metal tune by Iron Maiden.
2) An excellent metal tune by Iron Maiden.
1) "Caesar...beware the ides of March!"
2) "The Ides of March is a heavy tune from a heavy band with clear and present "warning" lyrics!"
2) "The Ides of March is a heavy tune from a heavy band with clear and present "warning" lyrics!"
Ides of March by psiscott2000 May 4, 2006
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Ides of March
Ides of March by Paij April 22, 2006
Ides of March
The middle of the month, March, specifically March 15. To summarize, this is the day Julius Caesar died, who was assassinated by his friends. Supposedly, Julius' friends thought he gained too much power, so they stabbed him 23 times.
Ides of March by CoolAlien March 15, 2022
Ides of March
One month after the ides of February, the day you started paying for forgetting about valentines day.
Ides of March by Dan March 18, 2004
Ides of March
1. a band that plays great music such as Vehicle
2. the 15th of march, Julius Caesar died on that day
3. one month before tax day
2. the 15th of march, Julius Caesar died on that day
3. one month before tax day
1. I'm your vehicle baby I'll take you anywhere you want to go I'm your vehicle woman by now I'm sure your know That I love you Need you I want to got to have you child great god in heaven you know I love you
2. Et tu, Brute!
3. have you paid your taxes yet, tax day isnt that far away, only one month
2. Et tu, Brute!
3. have you paid your taxes yet, tax day isnt that far away, only one month
Ides of March by Ed July 20, 2008
The Ides of March
Gaius Julius Caesar (Caesar's full Latin name) was assassinated during The Ides of March, the date most often accepted being March 15. Therefore, according to my family tradition, never give your sweetheart flowers during The Ides of March, even if it is her birthday.
The Ides of March by Uncle Dimma February 17, 2013
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