The pics thread

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You know your joke goes over people's heads and/or isn't funny when only Zeph quotes and laughs at it :erk:
 
I am a huge proponent of free speech and so I would never want to see a group like this silenced as bad as they are. There are laws regarding how far you must be from funerals to protest and as long as they follow the laws, they should be allowed to do what they do. I think anti-hate speech legislation is wrong.
 
I didn't read "Broedipus" with the right pronunciation at first. Then by the time I figured it out that it rhymed with "Oedipus", I was just wondering why he was even holding a piece of bread. There's so much mental work involved in the joke that the funny nonsequitur part came across as just another weird riddle to be deciphered.
 
Anyone who's read Sophocles should understand that picture. Oedipus tore his eyes out after finding out that he indeed killed his father and married his mother.

I've read Oedipus Rex several times, but I don't get why he's holding a piece of bread.

edit: Oh, now I get it. It's a fairly long walk, I think.
 
In ecclesiastical Latin, the oe dipthong is pronounced like a short e. However in the original Greek it was pronounced more like a true dipthong.
 
The problem that I had with Breadipus was that I was so used to Lady V making "bro-" jokes that I thought she was doing one of those, so by the time I realized that wasn't what she was doing, it lost teh funay.