@Jimmag
It's true though, this one Greek store I go to, I buy bulk olives and Greek feta, they have 3 boys all 3 are gay, you can just see it the way they act.
@Jimmag
It's true though, this one Greek store I go to, I buy bulk olives and Greek feta, they have 3 boys all 3 are gay, you can just see it the way they act.
@Jimmag
It's true though, this one Greek store I go to, I buy bulk olives and Greek feta, they have 3 boys all 3 are gay, you can just see it the way they act.
Can you elaborate? How exactly do they act gay?
Voice? Clothes? Wrist bending? Happy eyes? Constant use of lip gloss but claim it's for their chapped lips? Do they wear gay man shoes? Are their nails extra long? Do they have long flowing hair? Do they sing show tunes during their shifts?
Do they eye fuk random male customers when they try to place a bottom shelf item into their cart?
Can you elaborate? How exactly do they act gay?
Voice? Clothes? Wrist bending? Happy eyes? Constant use of lip gloss but claim it's for their chapped lips? Do they wear gay man shoes? Are their nails extra long? Do they have long flowing hair? Do they sing show tunes during their shifts?
Do they eye fuk random male customers when they try to place a bottom shelf item into their cart?
I remember back in high school History class aged 13, our teacher said we had a choice between Greece and Rome and we would start the curriculum looking at Roman history and culture instead of Greek because over the next 3 years studying European history thru the Roman empire,middle ages and Renaissance and age of exploration and so forth that Rome had more of an influence on European culture for the next 2000 years or so than the Greeks ![]()
Everything from ;
Religion - Roman emperor Constantine the Great adopted Christianity and it pretty much took over all of Europe after that, bar Muslims ruling southern Spain for a little while
Alphabet - we use the Latin alphabet not the Greek
Roman laws - one that continues to this day is people with no children pay higher taxes pretty much adopted all over the world now in the form of better tax credits if you have kids
Roman roads, still some in use today around Europe
Greece had a heavy influence on Roman culture and a little bit on the rest of Europe in art,literature,architecture etc but Rome was the driving force behind Western European civilisation
I remember back in high school History class aged 13, our teacher said we had a choice between Greece and Rome and we would start the curriculum looking at Roman history and culture instead of Greek because over the next 3 years studying European history thru the Roman empire,middle ages and Renaissance and age of exploration and so forth that Rome had more of an influence on European culture for the next 2000 years or so than the Greeks ![]()
Everything from ;
Religion - Roman emperor Constantine the Great adopted Christianity and it pretty much took over all of Europe after that, bar Muslims ruling southern Spain for a little while
Alphabet - we use the Latin alphabet not the Greek
Roman laws - one that continues to this day is people with no children pay higher taxes pretty much adopted all over the world now in the form of better tax credits if you have kids
Roman roads, still some in use today around Europe
Greece had a heavy influence on Roman culture and a little bit on the rest of Europe in art,literature,architecture etc but Rome was the driving force behind Western European civilisation
