jokes about ancient greece are funny, like that one about dionysus, his cousin pentheus and the maenads. someone needs to call maury povich and sort that s*** out. am i right?
@ notjohnchouinardsbrotherjoechouinard: They would have to clone a second Maury to deal with all that mess. Those gods, they’re wicked dysfunctional.
@ macsnafu: They’re, uh … invoking Aphrodite specifically? Didn’t want to bother the others, I’m guessing.
@thecaptian: Uh, OF COURSE he was best buds with Poseidon, did you not read the scholia?! Maybe he went fishing that morning, you know!! Or perhaps I am in fact an impostor, as I have long suspected this to be the case D:
a trident would’ve been suspicious, but the blood on it adds the super.
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wonderful. lolin’ in the computer lab
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jokes about ancient greece are funny, like that one about dionysus, his cousin pentheus and the maenads. someone needs to call maury povich and sort that s*** out. am i right?
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Hmm…it just occurred to me. Why are they saying “Oh my God” instead of “Oh my Gods” or “Ye Gods” or something?
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@ notjohnchouinardsbrotherjoechouinard: They would have to clone a second Maury to deal with all that mess. Those gods, they’re wicked dysfunctional.
@ macsnafu: They’re, uh … invoking Aphrodite specifically? Didn’t want to bother the others, I’m guessing.
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A trident? Really? What, Aegisthus go make friends with Poseidon? ARE YOU JUST PRETENDING TO BE A CLASSICIST OR WHAT
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@thecaptian: Uh, OF COURSE he was best buds with Poseidon, did you not read the scholia?! Maybe he went fishing that morning, you know!! Or perhaps I am in fact an impostor, as I have long suspected this to be the case D:
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