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Here I am at home and outside.
My name is Blig Blug and Tom Canel is my mate.
Here I am at home and outside.
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3 comments:
I think the header should be "Pickup Lines of Ancient Greece"
or "Ode to a Grecian Yearn(ing)"
The pun is funny. Of course, in classical Greece (except in Sparta, and maybe Crete), the woman would not have been outside of the house unless she was a slave or a prostitute. But then, the proposition probably would have been intra-gender, anyway. (Although I can't speak for Hellenic felines.)
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