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Greek Warrior's Helmets

12 replies · 2,676 views · Started 24 September 2002

i found out something interesting in archetictural history today, even though it had nothing to do with architecture. apparently greek helmets are shapend to resemble a penis. why i don't know. imangine
Battle of Marathon (note i can't spell)
Pericles: Send the men forward
Xerxes Second-in-command: sir, look
Xerxes:They're attacking us with penises??????? WTF??????
Xerxes second-in-command: no sir that's their men
Xerxes: WTF????? Are they gay???
Xerxes second-in-command: no sir, they're Greek

Hmm, I'd better not go work at Caesar's Palace once I turn 18. I might end up with the nickname "Dickhead."

The Greeks were not afraid of sex, don't let high school and some college textbooks fool you.

Not only did their helmets resemble penises, but you should see some of their artwork and temples. Quite a bit of Greek art has to do with sex, heterosexual or homosexual, you can find both. And they had fertility temples, guess what you could find in there?

Fertility temples? A number of East/Southeast Asian countries still have such things today.

the orignall olympics were done naked. homosexuality was open, accepted, and not feared. this is of course, just Athens, the most enlightened of Greek polises, their enemies, the Spartans were quite different. Athenians were the ultimate liberals, they would try anything, give just about any idea a go, didn't mind anyone different. Spartans, very rigid, absolutely no room for anyone with different ideas, no foreigners allowed, no travelling, strict. and there's your history lesson for today.

Originally posted by inori
Fertility temples? A number of East/Southeast Asian countries still have such things today.

I know.
But the greek temples sometimes had large stone penises mounted on top of stone pillars. Do you see anything like that in Asia?

I'll remind you, this is just Athens we're talking about here, well okay, maybe some of its allies, but deffinitly Sparta or its allies.

Originally posted by Menokh
The Greeks were not afraid of sex, don't let high school and some college textbooks fool you.

Not only did their helmets resemble penises


actually according to my notes, they used almost the same word. and the third word which was similisr, meant "shining stream":naughty:

ewww....