A list of puns related to "Ancient Greek"
Modern historians call it balderdash.
ββEuripidesββ says the tailor. ββYeah, Eumenides?ββ replies the man.
Play-toe.
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...or was it Sock-rates?
Frankly, I think he's a lyre.
In the kitchen this morning, he tells me: "Dad, you know the Spartans were really fierce, and they'd throw away old weapons. They thought that if it wasn't sharp, it didn't have a point."
He puts them on the counter of the store and the tailor looks at them.
"Euripedes?" he asks.
"Yes," says the man. "Eumenides?"
The antichimera mechanism.
(I don't know how obscure this is, but if it doesn't make sense click this link)
What a massive lyre
Picking up the torn pages, his friend asked, βWhy Euripides?β
Itβs quite well known that the Ancient Greeks championed Hummus Texturality
I can give you a mini tour.
Troy Story.
Pithagoras
Heli-Os
It's my Achilles Knee.
Edifice Wrecks.
βEuripides?β says the tailor. βYeah, Eumenides?β replies the man.
βEuripides?β Asks the tailor
βYeah. Eumenides?β Replies the man
"Euripides?" says the tailor. "Yeah, Eumenides?" replies the man.
βEuripides?β asks the tailor. βYeah. Eumenides?β replies the man.
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