Ides of March

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[topherfugate]

Huh. Those friendly fellows seem to be presenting Caesar with the knives of March. What a lovely gift.

[NicoleColenico]

I love silly 'games' where the rules aren't told but immediately understood

[swordwrath]

That ending comment was the perfect end to the joke lol

[theobamaprism]

The guys of March at the end just killed me 😂😂 (like they killed julius caesar)

[taylorvanhorn]

They actually gave us the answer at the end. The Ides of March, or March 15th, is the day Julius Caesar was assassinated.

[MrFlame-zkcy]

It still hurts me that 0:25 clearly was setting up for "odes" and the next person went with rhymes instead

[TheFoxfiend]

Oh my gosh, I didn't know what the Ides of March were, but knew that whatever was being said wasn't it, so while the video was playing I go and look it up and I had my answer shortly before the whole part of "I'll ask my friend Julius Caesar tomorrow" and let me tell you, knowing what it was just before the real joke part started in made it that much funnier.

[Frozenkoldfury]

Reminds me of a great joke from the first live action Asterix and Obelix movie.

"I'll start working on that list of Enemies for you Ceaser! You'll see, there's a lot of them! I'll have it-a ready by the Ides of March!"

[GallantCalamity]

In the end, we never could get the answer to what the Ides of March was, as Julius Caesar was brutally stabbed on the 15th of March...

[flyingbicycles]

He died like Julius Caesar: surrounded by friends

[taylor_green_]

I love this whole thing, but I also just can't with that person who missed the cue for "the odes of March" 😭

[seanmurphy]

I’m pretty sure the poetry one was trying to set up Odes of March.

[witchheadstar]

Hey it me! :D

But fr tho, this genuinely made my day seeing this, thank you 😊

[soch]

At least they actually answered the question even if took so many reblogs 😂😂😂

[johannesviljoen]

thats what he gets for breaking the calendar.

[escaped_cephalopod]

I love how obsessed tumblr is with the ides of march

[BrightIdeaPunny]

Aw man, I forgot I was an early part of this! 😂 great timing!

[inkymoth]

That’s silly, the Ides of March are all the forms of transportation usable during the 3rd month, like trains, cars or even horses

[BlooperQueen]

I’m pretty sure the Ides of March are those little homes that bees live in.

[zinc_magnesium]

Pretty sure the ides of march is a collection of playground equipment where you climb to the top and then quickly descend on a sloped surface