Somehow Caesar misheard "grando" as "ave", since they're of course speaking Latin and not English.
It's like in American shows, they just speak English with a foreign accent (potentially unrelated to the location).
It's reasonable to assume that the characters are speaking their native language and it's being translated for our benefit, but it becomes weird when they use idioms or puns in English that don't exist in those languages.
Ave, true to Caesar.
Oh hail no.
He's not wearing purple though.
Only for ceremonies. Purple costs a snail snot ton of money.
Not Caesar though.
He was wearing it all the time before he was assassinated as the senate had allowed him to do so. This was after the 5th triumph when they dumped a lot of other titles on him. The picture has the laurels in it, which is also typically just for ceremonies, so he should also be in a purple toga.
I've thought about the roman empire once today so far.
Punctuation is everything. Didn't get it at first...
I'm getting strong "Who's on First?" vibes from that comic.
Is this a new thing that people include a CC anti AI license in their posts and comments? Would be pretty cool if it could be integrated in a smoother way as like a post property.
Here's a comment saying it's useless from a different thread linked by a parallel comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/9817207
Would be pretty cool if it could be integrated in a smoother way as like a post property.
The thing is, I'm licensing each one of my comments, so each comment needs to have it displayed and readable via link.
Ave, true to Caesar!
