Bungie Continues Greek Tradition of Dying After Marathon
GG TRIBUNE reports: Bungie Continues Greek Tradition of Dying After Marathon. A pun on two levels. The Battle of Marathon (490 BCE) killed the Persians....
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GG TRIBUNE reports: Bungie Continues Greek Tradition of Dying After Marathon. A pun on two levels. The Battle of Marathon (490 BCE) killed the Persians....
Queen Gorgo screaming the Spartan war cry: Ιγκό ταίλι άσιλω!!! From 300 — when the queen is as fierce as the warriors holding her back....
The classic 300 meme format. Queen Gorgo: ‘i love you’ / King Leonidas: ‘i’m gay’ / Gorgo: ‘i love you’ / Leonidas: ‘i love you...
A linguistic history meme that cuts through a modern political dispute with a single simple fact. Text: "List of People who can actually understand the...
A comparative population map showing the catastrophic transformation of the Eastern Mediterranean between 1900 and 2000. Top map — 1900: Greeks (purple) and Armenians (red)...
A two-panel "X in pop-culture vs X in reality" meme about Roman lead poisoning. Top — Romans in pop-culture: The brain character (worried) says "nothing...
This is a 2-panel linguistic history meme about how Istanbul got its name. In the first panel, two men in period robes face each other....
artbyemmiebee on Threads: “My sister’s two cats. Anyone wanna guess their ages?” Two black cats — left one looks like it’s seen empires fall, right...
Left: “Αρχαίος Έλληνας παίζει με γάτα” — Black-figure pottery scene of an ancient Greek warrior playing with a cat. The civilization that gave us philosophy,...
Gorgocutie’s Two Drachmas: Leave it to a modern tweet to solve a 3,000-year-old existential punishment with video game mechanics. The original myth? Sisyphus was cursed...
Right, so apparently we’ve discovered the root cause of sour milk: time gets in it. Not bacteria. Not spoilage. Time itself seeps into the carton...
Right, so after the whole "face that launched a thousand ships" debacle, the Greeks have apparently moved on to a more… modern approach. Meet Helen...