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Mon, Feb 27 2017 4:33 PM (2,573 replies)
  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 5:55 AM

    PaulTon:

    mkg335:
    Years of training have brought me to my station in life.

    As long as you arrived with a tender heart...

    Now I'm stoked!

     

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 8:00 AM

    mkg335:
    Now I'm stoked!

    You win!

  • drmoose
    3,543 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 10:22 AM

    I don't know,Paul, although Mar'ks reply was very carefully engineered, are we really ready to throw in the towel ?

    Doc :)

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 10:46 AM

    The wonderful thing about a towel is that not only is it good for throwing in, it's also good for throwing up.

  • drmoose
    3,543 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 11:30 AM

    mkg335:
    it's also good for throwing up.

    Which puns have been known to cause by triggering the "gag" reflex.

    Doc :)

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 11:42 AM

    Or as the Roman in the vomitorium said to his friend, "Bring that up again and we'll vote on it."

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 12:33 PM

    mkg335:

    Or as the Roman in the vomitorium said to his friend, "Bring that up again and we'll vote on it."

     

    It is not true that Romans ate so much that they would visit a room called the vomitorium to be sick inbetween courses. A vomitorium is actually just an exit corridor in a building.

    I always doubted the veracity of that story anyway, it's just too way out there.

    Back in the game...

     

     

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 12:35 PM

    You wouldn't shoot an unarmed girl, would you?

  • PaulTon
    10,731 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 12:42 PM

    Apparently she asked her medicus if he could cure her nail biting problem.

  • mkg335
    5,491 Posts
    Tue, Dec 6 2016 12:42 PM

    PaulTon:

    mkg335:

    Or as the Roman in the vomitorium said to his friend, "Bring that up again and we'll vote on it."

     

    It is not true that Romans ate so much that they would visit a room called the vomitorium to be sick inbetween courses. A vomitorium is actually just an exit corridor in a building.

    I always doubted the veracity of that story anyway, it's just too way out there.

    Back in the game...

     

     

    Paul, good detective work.  I looked it up right after posting only to discover that it did indeed provide a quick exit, usually from the amphitheater, and wasn't really a place to make room for more feasting.

    On the other hand, I've read reports that Roman soldiers would occasionally pour copious amounts of wine into a comrade (wasn't that difficult to get him to keep drinking) and then stick a sword in his belly just to watch the wine pour out and maybe drink a bit of it themselves. 

     

     

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