In the novel I, Claudius the philosopher Livy tells a young Claudius (Roman emperor) to exaggerate his stammer and forgetfulness if he wanted to survive the purging of male heirs.
Smart birds fly below radar.
In the novel I, Claudius the philosopher Livy tells a young Claudius (Roman emperor) to exaggerate his stammer and forgetfulness if he wanted to survive the purging of male heirs.
Smart birds fly below radar.
That's good advice. Turkey may look stupid but they don't get sucked into jet engines like eagles.
That's good advice. Turkey may look stupid but they don't get sucked into jet engines like eagles.
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