Young Men Need To Watch This

[ZinRicky]

Potesne loqui Latine, stolide? Hercle...

Est hoc tempus studiis classicis meis utendi

 

[Punp]

Wonder why greeks made their statues with little non erected penuses? because this symbolises the abstinence the continence and they believed that if a man controls his urges, he controls every other feeling. Lets not also forget this type of art.

Or... as it actually goes, they thought large penises were vulgar and comical, which is why they only gave them to satyrs and the god Pan. Also they liked buggery and manboylove, so maybe don't base your whole world view on a culture you've only learned about from memes.

 

[Punp]

Est hoc tempus studiis classicis meis utendi

Aliquam textum cum computer interpretari

 

[Caspar]

roflmao

Potesne loqui Latine, stolide? Hercle...

I non. Modo decipis et utere Google Translate.

Actually, I know a couple words and phrases in Latin, but unless you're a radtrad Catholic, you're not gonna find many people to practice your Latin with. I bought Wheelock's Latin ages ago, but never finished it.

 

[handoferis]

if you can't read original sources then you know nothing about your favorite distorted view of history

 

[MindControlBoxer]

I have a better one @no_chill

YOUNG MEN NEED TO WATCH THIS



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le69DBh7YwY

 

[Lonely_Ghost]

I have a better one @no_chill

YOUNG MEN NEED TO WATCH THIS



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le69DBh7YwY

There will never be another fight like this again, nor should there. Both men are the truest of gigachads

 

[Caspar]

if you can't read original sources then you know nothing about your favorite distorted view of history

That's nice.

 

[ZinRicky]

unless you're a radtrad Catholic, you're not gonna find many people to practice your Latin with

The >reddit Latin community is okay for practicing. It's on Discord, but whatever

 

[ZinRicky]

Aliquam textum cum computer interpretari

Obvie videtur

 

[no_chill]

It's not so much that people should "speak" as the Romans did, but rather live like it. A life of being rather than becoming, as it is today. Acta non Verba.

 

[ZinRicky]

Acta non Verba.

Or even esse quam videri