thoodleoo: thoodleoo: thoodleoo: i used to think sisyphus’s punishment was one of the worst things that could ever happen to a man but then i watched a guy spend what probably amounts to several hours of his life so that he could beat a level of super mario 64 without pressing any buttons except to …
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copperbadge: wonderfulworldofmichaelford: kimoramay: I was told recently about a school that was shamed into changing its school motto. The motto was “I hear, I see, I learn.” Nothing wrong with that per se. Unfortunately the motto was in Latin, and the Latin for “I hear, I see, I learn” is “audio, video, disco”. What the …
why classics…?
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pollydoodles: lolhistoryposts: blerdityreblogged: abotl: txwatson: gulag-nietzschean: I LEARNED RECENTLY THAT PLATO WON THE GOLD MEDAL IN THE OLYMPICS FOR WRESTLING THREE TIMES. THIS PUTS A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THINGS. I ALWAYS IMAGINED PLATO TO BE FRAIL AND MISSHAPEN BUT HE MUST HAVE BEEN FRICKEN RIPPED. I WONDER IF ARISTOTLE EVER FELT ANXIETY ABOUT GETTING PHYSICALLY …
demigodgooglesearches: lastjedie: Super blue blood moon rises behind Parthenon, in Athens January 2018 how the fuck did the ancients react to this without thinking the gods were pissed
thats-classics-for-you: sons-of-ilios: i just love old things so much. i love standing in a ruin knowing that it was once a city or a building real people lived and walked in, or seeing a weapon someone used to wield to fight for a nation that no longer exists, or a statue of someone who’s been …
me on a date: so what do you think of the ablative case? date: I mean, it’s alright, but I reckon it should be divided into different categories. Why does it have to have so many meanings? me, shoving forms of the ablative into my purse: I’m sorry, I have to go (away) from, where, …
sons-of-ilios: i just love old things so much. i love standing in a ruin knowing that it was once a city or a building real people lived and walked in, or seeing a weapon someone used to wield to fight for a nation that no longer exists, or a statue of someone who’s been dead …
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