This morning,
rappleart3 attempted to teach me some expressions in Classical Greek. So she told me a fable, and I kept interrupting, and... well, I promised her I'd tell her my version of it.
This started from the expression ou phrontes Hippocleides, which is apparently synonymous with I don't give a shit. Anyway, here we go
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If you ever wrote that in an essay, I'd give you bonus points for originality :):)
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You have to admit, to someone with a perverted mind like mine, these stories are far too easily reinterpreted. Especially since we know what those Ancient Greeks were up to, don't we? XD
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And I just woke up, so I'll write something a bit more coherent later, after I *actually* wake up.
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Funny thing is, it sounds like the plot to one of the m/m smut novels e-publishers have these days. *sweatdrops*
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Anyway, I likey alot. Hippocleides eloping with Cleishtenes' son? And a passion for dancing? So very awesome. If you ever go back in time and meet Herodotus, please convince him to write this instead.
Also, don't know if I made it clear last night, but ou kata nomon literally means "not in accordance with the law" You just use it to imply certain things ;)
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*snuggles*
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