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[Vivianne]

Haha, I missed so much.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Look at Nek0nerd0 ...I didn't even know we could layer the clothes like that! It caught my eye!

[npixelz]

^-^
Thanks. I'm trying to figure out what to add.

Indeed.

Yeah!

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Now we are at the ides of March...et tu Brutus?

[npixelz]

Ides? Et tu Brutus? Nani!?

[MissAutumn]

Even you, Brutus?

Shakespeare?

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Ceasar! Ides of March is when the senate stabbed Julius Ceasar to death! Betrayed by his fellow government senators....hmmm is that where all this back stabbing came from?

Npixelz: what's the word on restocking the grocery shelves? Have you heard anything about orders taking longer to come in? Like one of our stores says Tue and Thurs their orders come it...I might have to start hoarding too like all the mass hysterical's are doing...can't be without!

[MissAutumn]

Ah. I had no idea it was called that. It would not surprise me if that's where it comes from.

I went to the supermarket this morning. The shop has put a limit on all items. You can only have a max of four each. It's interesting to see what people are stockpiling on. Sadly, I did notice the majority of shoppers being really rude. :/

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Actually, you were correct, it came from Shakespeare's play "Ceasar" ( which I did not know until I looked it up). He was told, "Beware the Ides Of March".

I just remember it from history classes as the day Julius Ceasar was supposed to have been killed.

But apparently "Ides" means middle.

In March, May, July, and October, the Ides fell on the 15th day. In every other month, the Ides fell on the 13th day. The word Ides derives from a Latin word, meaning to divide. ... Bottom line: The Ides of March corresponded to March 15 in ancient Rome. We remember them thanks to William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar."

[npixelz]

Such knowledge!

I have no idea about orders or anything. I just stock and face

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Do you stock more on certain days or just as supplies run down?

[npixelz]

On Saturdays we're busier.

[NerdyAliCat]

One thing after another... now our computer monitor, keyboard and desk chair sales have gone up because people are scared that they'll be spending two weeks working from home

[galled]

I think many companies will come to realize that most people are more productive working from home and that paying expensive rent for office buildings, maintenance, and infrastructure there are unnecessary costs.

[npixelz]

Nice avie Ali!
Crazy stuff man.

That'd be nice