@datarama @coder @acidiclight it's sad because I have some memories of watching "I, Claudius" as a child. I thought:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudication
would have some relationship to Claudius' limp, but I don't think there is :(
@datarama @coder @acidiclight it's sad because I have some memories of watching "I, Claudius" as a child. I thought:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudication
would have some relationship to Claudius' limp, but I don't think there is :(
@coder @acidiclight I did this terrible thing yesterday:
@datarama @coder @acidiclight hah, yes, I voted all of the above and it might have rekindled my interest in the word "claudicare" :)
I'm thinking now of the Roman empire. Wait, I meant thinking of watching "I, Claudius".
@coder @acidiclight @datarama btw, in Spanish the verb "claudicar" mostly means "surrender", the dictionary has the medical term and limping, but I think most people only know it means surrender.
@coder @acidiclight That is *extremely* appropriate!