Let's see. In my quest to be hip with current progressive trends, I would have no trouble with Jonus Boehnerus Caracallus and Marcus Sanfordus Infidelus. Dickus Chenus Caligulatus would qualify if you added Monstrus to the surname. Yeah, I like that, too. Georgeus Bushus Nero would be OK if you weren't asked to explain the Nero part. Otherwise, drop the Nero and add Imperiatus . There are a lot of Caesars running around politics these days, but they can't measure up to Augustus. Anybody messing with this emperor's name would do so at his own peril. Take your time in identifying others. Rome wasn't built in a day. Oh, Tomus DeLayus Maximus Chachatus also works for me.
Take it from there. You may become the wave of the future. Well, at least a ripple.
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Fiat lux. Rushus Magnus Audius Vocii, Glendici Lacrimosa Becaratum, and Secero Nonveritas Hannitcux deserve honorable mention. All were found scratched into the catacomb walls beneath the Jefferson monument.
Veni, vidi, vici.
Veni, Vidi, Velcro
I Came, I Saw, I Stuck Around
Believe it or not some of us Republicans because of what Ronald Reagan has done in the past think of him more as Glutius Maxumus.
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