Actually, it’s probably one of the greeks, probably one of the famous ones (although I’m not sure which one would be “wearing a fuzzy hat”). He’s probably about to get captured and thus end up in the middle of the trojan war anyway.
Bam! Pops has a point: you could put ANY historical figure in there and they would be acting chronilogically.
And yes, I think we should keep adding comments till the new strip is up.
Historians frequently speculate about chronillogical scenarios. One of the most memorable was by Month Python: “What if Napoleon had a B52 at Waterloo?”. Unfortunately I couldn’t find an on-line link to it.
Those gods be running rampant. Fuzzy hat?? Apollo? Ares? Pan?
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Ooh.. perhaps even Hercules?
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Genghis Khan. Somehow.
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We’ll have to leave it a bit of a cliffhanger for the time being, since we’re off to follow Roy and Jen.
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Oh, poo! But seriously, Milo, tell then how you *really* feel! I wonder if the magic feathers are “translating” at this subtle level, too?
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Tungsten:
Now what would Ghengis Khan be doing in ancient Turkey 1000 years before he was even born?
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Ghengis Khan would be behaving chronillogically, of course
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Actually, it’s probably one of the greeks, probably one of the famous ones (although I’m not sure which one would be “wearing a fuzzy hat”). He’s probably about to get captured and thus end up in the middle of the trojan war anyway.
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Yosarian:
Well… Hercules kinda had a fuzzy hat….the Nemian Lion. *lol*
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Bam! Pops has a point: you could put ANY historical figure in there and they would be acting chronilogically.
And yes, I think we should keep adding comments till the new strip is up.
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Historians frequently speculate about chronillogical scenarios. One of the most memorable was by Month Python: “What if Napoleon had a B52 at Waterloo?”. Unfortunately I couldn’t find an on-line link to it.
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MEOW
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