ET HORA LIBELLUM DELENDA EST!
by Ed Kless on June 10, 2011
In ancient Rome, during the Punic Wars, Cato the Elder is said to have ended every speech he delivered before the Roman Senate with the phrase, “ET CARTHAGO DELENDA EST” (and Carthage must be destroyed!). He did this without regard to the subject of his speech.
It is in this spirit that I will begin to close all my post with the phrase, ET HORA LIBELLUM DELENDA EST which, loosely translated, means, “and the billable hour must be destroyed!”
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Dude, Cato doesn’t look so good. It should be Cato the disgruntled dead guy.
Yeah, they all are kinda stone-faced.
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