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Haha - ahh, but can you dance the Sousta?

I'm sorry - :(. You seem like a really interesting person, but I like girls.

Yeah, I'm single. Not ready for a relationship, yet, I think.

I also dislike the exclusiveness, the snobbery of "Classicists". Culture is organic - and Greek and Roman history really only scratches the surface. So much culture was organically transmitted from Egypt and the ancient Near East. If the 'West' had ever wanted to create glorified historical...

Yeah, I'm a whore for Greek history. Haha, and as I see it, my youth is better wasted than never felt. Children and fools speak the truth, someone else once said.

Sorry, didn't see it.

Cleopatra was - ethnically - more or less Greek (or Macedonian, depending whom you ask, hahaz), and the cultural and political events that led to her rulership are tied to the events of Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic era. She was descended from the Ptolemy dynasty; Ptolemy being a...

This thread is now open :D. Marcus is still on a high after his victory at the Sydney Cultural Council's World Song Competition. He came third, scored 87 and was Highly Commended. :rolleyes:

Marcus realises that though different things may irk us, we are all still irked, "hehehez"

Marcus is sick of trying to argue against political propaganda and "Western" "Classics" academic snobbery; he believes that they expose themselves.

Marcus did send Lynn an e-mail only this afternoon! PS: Does Lynn like Marcus' new signature? :p

Marcus hopes that I-PR will wish him luck (particularly for coping with nerves) for his performance of "Thalassaki Mou" this coming Monday evening. He also hopes to see many of you there :p.

Marcus exclaims that he too loved "Big Trouble in Little China". At the end, his sister proposed a sequel, called: "Big Trouble in Little Truck".

Marcus greets lonely I-PR. He wonders where everyone is, and he hopes that the 05ers are coping with their exams and Major Works. It can get tough, but everyone makes it through - and that's the best part. Most usually do better than they expected; but in the end the marks themselves are...

The story SHOULD NOT be printed back to back and the pages must be numbered, binding is not essential, but it is preferable; and it's perfectly OK to include images. Goood luck :D Not long now...

I think that Greek is one of those languages that you need to hear spoken, because of its' intrinsic rythm and music. For Homeric, Archaic, Classical and early Helllenistic Greek, I prefer to use an altered version of the Modern Greek pronunciation, the main alterations being the pronunciations...

The most prolific spelling is "hubris". This spelling is used not only in Ancient History, but also in Performance Studies to denote Greek dramatic conventions ("hubris" is considered part of a characters "hamartia", or essential flaw). "Hybris" is rarely used, but it is not unheard of; and at...

"Perhaps that's why YOU'RE posting in it".

Marcus puffs himself up indignantly and states, "But I was here first, b#@$@!"

*doesn't really like Matthew Reilly*