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90% of Americans are worse off today than in 1970 vol. Is Ninjahood right?
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Them days is over.
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I'm glad I remembered it wasn't A before E except after C before I replied to you.
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Da worker participation #'s in this economy tell da real story.
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I remember it from my Latin classes. Technically it is pronounced Kai-sar in Latin so that always reminds me it's spelled with ae.
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While Caesar may be commonly misspelled, it's worth noting that Cesar Chavez isn't named Caesar.
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Technically Caesar and Cesar are pronounced differently anyway.
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Exactly. I wasn't even sure what that whole tangent was about - save perhaps for the rather egregious misspelling on the original telegram.
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Isnt da spelling difference merely phonetical variants between 2 languages saying da exact same name?
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It depends. One is Latin and the other is Portugese/Spanish hence the different pronunciation.
Cesar means hairy or long haired.
Caesar is also a Roman title and so it's meaning can just be that but I think that also means hairy.
Cesar means hairy or long haired.
Caesar is also a Roman title and so it's meaning can just be that but I think that also means hairy.
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Y'all never seen Planet of the Apes?
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