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Io, Saturnalia!

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@sgtrpcommand3778

5 years ago

Imagine being a poor Roman mother rushing about Walmartius looking for gifts for everyone thinking "I swear, Saturnalia comes about earlier each year!"

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@RJStockton

7 years ago

The Romans literally had Opposite Day.

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@ringodoom2559

7 years ago

A satue filled with olive oil. Ive never heard of anything more roman than this. It sounds like a meme.

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@holdinmcgroin8639

7 years ago

The Romans sure knew how to fuckin party.

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@marcustulliuscicero9512

7 years ago

2:48 My boy, History Civilis.

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@calska140

4 years ago

any holiday where you wear weird hats, party all night, gamble with nuts, exchange gifts and poems, shout jibberish at each other, and everyone drops their airs and visits with each other, sounds like a good time.

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@Suite_annamite

5 years ago

"Your mistresses cost you nothing: you enjoy them at my expense."

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@player276

7 years ago

0:50 That rebel in the crowd

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@nelly3578

7 years ago

That martial guy was such a Troll. I bet he would have loved the internet

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@LazyMasquerade

7 years ago

Sounds like an introverts nightmare.

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@imperatorcaesardivifiliusa2158

7 years ago

Hey, do you think the real reason the Senators assassinated Julius Caesar was because he forgot to give Brutus a gift? Maybe he accidentally bought a cheaper one.

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@MrMichaelbird88

7 years ago

"Your mistress cost you nothing, you enjoy them at my expense." Quality stuff right here

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@Lykyk

7 years ago

On the first day of Saturnalia my true love gave to me...

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@WolfSightGaming

7 years ago

my boy cicero

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@Bootrick33

7 years ago

I laughed till my sides hurt when I heard, "going full Festivus with an airing of grievances."

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@irongeneral7861

7 years ago

"Muh boi, Cicero" One year or so earlier "Muh boi, Caesar" Which is it, Civilis? Huh? :/

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@judebreheny3925

3 years ago

“Your mistresses cost you nothing, you enjoy them at my expense” That’s just plain funny.

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@alexdiaz155

3 years ago

It’s incredible to see how much this holiday survives in Christmas, the gift giving spirit, the salutation to be given to everyone, the consumption of the whole month of December in the name of holiday, and the Scrooge’s that just hate them.

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@mordirit8727

3 years ago

One thing I came across in my Latin class was that perhaps the Romans didn't bet actual nuts in their betting dice games during the Saturnalia, a point that came up as we were translating Martial's epigrams actually, which is a nice coincidence to how this video ended. Nux did mean walnut, yes, but it was also used as a metaphors for "thing of little/no value", being used that way by Martial; the theory my teacher mentioned was that perhaps some people used some of those crappy gifts they kept around to give to random visitors in their bets; there is slim evidence for this, since it comes almost entirely from Martial using the metaphor of "nuts" as something of little value to refer to the presents during Saturnalia, but well, it is a possibility and it kinda makes more sense; then again lots of things about Saturnalia make little sense so who knows xD

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@Pyotyrpyotyrpyotyr

7 years ago

The goddess of ops was special. Special ops.

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