Yeah! Let's round up 451 copies of 300 and burn them all!
Just kidding, btw.
Yeah! Let's round up 451 copies of 300 and burn them all!
Just kidding, btw.
Why 451? Just random number?
Hey! That is actually historically accurate! Sure, they weren't used very often, but they were still used!Oh and they also ride burning pigs during battle.
Much better than Arcani and the pre-Ptolemaic Egyptians anyway. Oh and by the way, Screeching Women are actually pretty accurate. The Germanic tribes were always followed by their women. The women would be right behind them, encouraging them and when the warriors routed, the women would taunt them, usually stopping the rout.
Last edited by Aemilius Paulus; 11-14-2008 at 03:28.
I wonder how would the unit card of TAB riding burning pigs, wearing LS and screaming Spartaaa would look like. Maybe someone could try doing it.
AP - Hint: *coughRayBradburycough*
And I'm pretty sure German women couldn't massacre legionaries with giant axes.
Last edited by desert; 11-14-2008 at 03:38.
Well, actually 300 wasn't based on the historical event, rather than a comic which in turn was inspired by it. Let us not forget that, folks. Not backing their idiocy in portraying the Persians as they did and such, just stating the facts.
Maion
~Maion
What do you mean by Ray Bradbury?
Also, am not really sure if they actually fought in battles, although isolated cases are very likely, given the ferocity of the Germanic tribes. It may also be possible that the women pursued fleeing enemies, however that is just my guess. I seriously doubt the women actually did that. Still, the morale-raising chanting/singing/screeching/cheerleading special ability that the Screeching Women had in RTW was very much accurate.
@ Maion Maroneios: Well, then both the comics and the movie is INACCURATE! THIS IS EB FORUM!!! *kicks the movie and the comics 300 into a deep, dark well*!
Sorry, couldn't help but using the 300 catchphrase against itself.
Last edited by Aemilius Paulus; 11-14-2008 at 04:18.
Too many syllables, man. THIS IS EB would probably be fine.
And have you ever heard of Fahrenheit 451?
1: You say "EB FORUM" very fast to compensate for the extra syllables.
2: Ooohhh, III geeett iiittt! I must be really slow! Yes, I have read both Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles in addition to a collection of his short stories. I am a sci-fi/historical fiction fan myself. Along with Jules Verne (my favorite!) and Isaac Asimov, he is a must-read classic. BTW, what's your favorite author?
Last edited by Aemilius Paulus; 11-14-2008 at 05:56.
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