Archeologist Spends Over 35 Years Building Enormous Scale Model of Ancient Rome

Huh, so this is the kind of thing we could do if we took the way too much time on our hands and applied it to something other than tSwill.  No thank you!

Still, pretty amazing stuff.



Archeologist Spends Over 35 Years Building Enormous Scale Model of Ancient Rome

MiamiSpartan wrote:Huh, so this is the kind of thing we could do if we took the way too much time on our hands and applied it to something other than tSwill.  No thank you!

Still, pretty amazing stuff.



Archeologist Spends Over 35 Years Building Enormous Scale Model of Ancient Rome

Maybe we should try building the giant Spartan Statue.

tGreenWay wrote:

MiamiSpartan wrote:Huh, so this is the kind of thing we could do if we took the way too much time on our hands and applied it to something other than tSwill.  No thank you!

Still, pretty amazing stuff.



Archeologist Spends Over 35 Years Building Enormous Scale Model of Ancient Rome

Maybe we should try building the giant Spartan Statue.

That pic is just begging for someones Photoshop genius

Put Nero in there with a violin and a bonfire

Been prettier if he'd used Legos

He did a phenomenal job. The famed double-domed building in which lived the ancient philosopher Testicles (Tes-ta-klēz) is particularly stunning. Molding, forming, and just fondling the material with his bare hands as he worked must have been absolutely stimulating.

goodbar wrote:He did a phenomenal job. The famed double-domed building in which lived the ancient philosopher Testicles (Tes-ta-klēz) is particularly stunning. Molding, forming, and just fondling the material with his bare hands as he worked must have been absolutely stimulating.

Testicles massive work was explosive for the times. And, it was too much for the people to handle. He should’ve known better than to release such a load so prematurely.

tGreenWay wrote:

goodbar wrote:He did a phenomenal job. The famed double-domed building in which lived the ancient philosopher Testicles (Tes-ta-klēz) is particularly stunning. Molding, forming, and just fondling the material with his bare hands as he worked must have been absolutely stimulating.

Testicles massive work was explosive for the times. And, it was too much for the people to handle. He should’ve known better than to release such a load so prematurely.

as far as acceptance, he was very much a victim of where he was from too, you know. Being from a very hot, humid environment his natural odor unfortunately tainted perceptions of him to the citizens of rome. Writings reveal that more than once the people would remark, "hark! hereto he cometh once again..make haste, cross the street for fear of encountering sweaty Testicles to our face again!"

Proving the old adage that Rome wasn't built in a day.

SawGreen wrote:Proving the old adage that Rome wasn't built in a day.

I'm kind of pissed that this joke didn't occur to me. Seems so obvious in retrospect. Well done.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

SawGreen wrote:Proving the old adage that Rome wasn't built in a day.

I'm kind of pissed that this joke didn't occur to me. Seems so obvious in retrospect. Well done.

Thanks for the softball!

SawGreen wrote:

MiamiSpartan wrote:
I'm kind of pissed that this joke didn't occur to me. Seems so obvious in retrospect. Well done.

Thanks for the softball!

That’s what she said.