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So how did historian niggas know Rome news readers (best character btw) acted like this back then?
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>>222819120
Use of hand gestures was a known part of Roman oratory arts.
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>>222819120
I read /tv/ posts like this.
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>>222819120
A bygone era when tv shows still had a bit of soul left. That opening fight sequence in the first episode with caesar's legion facing off against the gauls blew me away. Had absolutely no idea the romans rotated soldiers at the sound of a whistle in order to mitigate fatigue. Easily my favourite show with great rewatchability.
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>>222819120
Because that's me. I am John Fatman.
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Were you there? No? So shut the fuck up then
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>>222819195
How do they know though?
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>>222819120
dem niggas dey schalas n shiet
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>>222819336
Romans were autistic and wrote everything down
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And what of Good Solonius?
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>>222819336
It's why Italians gesticulate with their hands to this day. Mussolini and Hitler both used the hand gestures too.
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>>222819120
Paperboys were doing that up until like the 80s. Hell I'm sure in some areas chuggers are still doing the same thing somewhere in the world right now.



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