that's what i like came out in the month of january.
that's what i like came out in the month of january.
what month did that's what i like come out?
january
much more lasting than the ephemeral month names of the post-augustan roman emperors were the old high german names introduced by charlemagne. according to his biographer, charlemagne renamed all of the months agriculturally into german. these names were used until the 15th century, over 700 years after his rule, and continued, with some modifications, to see some use as "traditional" month names until the late 18th century. the names (january to december) were: "wintarmanoth" ("winter month"), "hornung", "lentzinmanoth" ("spring month", "lent month"), "ostarmanoth" ("easter month"), "wonnemanoth" ("joy-month", a corruption of "winnimanoth" "pasture-month"), "brachmanoth" ("fallow-month"), "heuuimanoth" ("hay month"), "aranmanoth" ("reaping month"), "witumanoth" ("wood month"), "windumemanoth" ("vintage month"), "herbistmanoth" ("harvest month"), and "heilagmanoth" ("holy month").
julian calendar
artist alex ross drew upon his dislike of the design of liefeld's creation cable when designing the character magog for the 1996 miniseries "kingdom come". following writer mark waid's instructions that the character's appearance be based on aspects of superhero design trends of the time that they disliked, ross said of cable, "that's a character that mark waid invented that was really just put to me like come up with the most god awful, rob liefeld sort of design that you can. what i was stealing from was—really only two key designs of rob's—the design of cable. i hated it. i felt like it looked like they just threw up everything on the character—the scars, the thing going on with his eye, the arm, and what's with all the guns?"
rob liefeld