No one knows who first said this - it is just a proverb that has passed down to modern times.
Umbridge siad it to Hermione when she was about to use Crucio on Harry in Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix
Benet Wilson
It means that when people get into trouble, for example financial trouble, they may be "backed into a corner" and feel forced to do things they wouldn't normally do in terms of survival. For example, suppose that you get lost in the woods. After a few days without food, you become desperate for a meal, and so you may find yourself eating plants, bugs, animals, fungus, etc. that you wouldn't normally eat just to survive. This portrays the meaning of the phrase "desperate times call for desperate measures" - the desperate time, or desperate situation, is that you are stuck in a forest without any normal food or means of obtaining such food; the desperate measure is the action plan you follow, namely, to eat anything that is edible until you can afford to eat normally again (i.e., when you find your way out of the woods).
It may be so old a saying that you won't be able to find an original attribution. To go a bit older than 1964: according to the Oxford dictionary in quotations, on the 6th November 1605, Guy Fawkes is reputed to have said "The desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"... which is very similar to "extremis malis extrema remedia". But it does not credit this as the original source.
They are on the sixth season now. Marc Cherry said he would only be making seven seasons.
He said Fascinating a total of 49 times in the original series.
Maybe he said it, but originally it is an English proverb: "Desperate times call for desperate measures."
Benet Wilson
It may be so old a saying that you won't be able to find an original attribution. To go a bit older than 1964: according to the Oxford dictionary in quotations, on the 6th November 1605, Guy Fawkes is reputed to have said "The desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"... which is very similar to "extremis malis extrema remedia".
It means that when people get into trouble, for example financial trouble, they may be "backed into a corner" and feel forced to do things they wouldn't normally do in terms of survival. For example, suppose that you get lost in the woods. After a few days without food, you become desperate for a meal, and so you may find yourself eating plants, bugs, animals, fungus, etc. that you wouldn't normally eat just to survive. This portrays the meaning of the phrase "desperate times call for desperate measures" - the desperate time, or desperate situation, is that you are stuck in a forest without any normal food or means of obtaining such food; the desperate measure is the action plan you follow, namely, to eat anything that is edible until you can afford to eat normally again (i.e., when you find your way out of the woods).
It may be so old a saying that you won't be able to find an original attribution. To go a bit older than 1964: according to the Oxford dictionary in quotations, on the 6th November 1605, Guy Fawkes is reputed to have said "The desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"... which is very similar to "extremis malis extrema remedia". But it does not credit this as the original source.
Guy Fawkes
Desperate Housewives - 2004 Mother Said 4-15 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:12 USA:TV-PG Venezuela:PG-13
I was a little desperate said Lizzy,,, But I found my Jacob goody boy!!
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The only thing you have to fear is fear itself because, if the fear is strong enough, it can immobilize you, and leave you paralyzed. Some people say that fear is the strongest emotion because of this.FDR said this in 1933 and was talking about the economic depression. Depressions get worse if people are afraid to spend their money or invest. Such is the "savings paradox" of economic theory.
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