Category: history, Roman
Simpsons’ I, Claudius
Toppling Goliath’s Pompeii Beer
Dogfish Head Etrusca Beer
Et tu, Killbot Comic
Romulus & Remus Comic
Subway Map of Roman Roads
Et tu, Norway? on Last Week Tonight
John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight has a rotating intro of images related to current events, many of which have faux Latin captions, e.g. John Oliver himself is always captioned with Hostus Mostus.
This one, however laugh out loud it might be, is perhaps a bit of a deep cut. The short version is that Freya the Walrus made headlines in Oslo for climbing on boats, docks, etc. and for being large enough to cause damage to those objects. Freya became so notable and recognizable that the general public wouldn’t leave Freya alone (despite being told to by government and/or wildlife officials).
In response, and here’s where the image and caption comes in, Norway, well, killed Freya, saying that there was no other option because Freya was becoming a danger to the public because they wouldn’t leave Freya alone.
Et tu, Norway, indeed.
AFC Wimbledon Crest
Apparently the double eagle is included because legend has it (and legend only) that Julius Caesar camped on what would become Wimbledon Common when Caesar was in Britain.