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The Simpsons, but in memes! - Reddit
r/SimpsonsMemes: Memes from The Simpsons!You will be permanently banned if you post your T-shirts/website/YouTube channel & etc. Posting this because we get at least two posts a day …
So, Naomi H. : r/nasa - Reddit
Jun 10, 2020 · Hi guys, I recently saw a friend reminiscing about Naomi H.'s bizarre case and how she lost her NASA internship. This raised a question in my head, what end did this case take? …
Best translation of the Iliad/Odysseus? : r/classics - Reddit
Jun 13, 2022 · The literal form of each Greek word and the original order of words are preserved, so that what Homer actually said comes together in the way he actually said it.
where can i go to see a record of my homer awards : …
Mar 21, 2021 · i got 4 homers so far and since i’ve only been working at HD for 4 months i haven’t gotten super used to all the tools we have online. i was told that you get $50 after getting 3 …
Cool connection between The Simpsons and Greek History …
Jan 24, 2021 · Homer Simpson was intended to be a representation of your average working class American family man as well as a general representation of parts of American culture. …
HomerByFrank - Reddit
Homer has re-imagined three pieces from Prada, each in four unique colors. Made in Italy by Prada, the collection features the Anorak, Backpack, and Belt Bag, with an internal co-branded …
Who is a better dad Peter griffin or Homer Simpson? - Reddit
Feb 9, 2023 · Homer. He if written correctly has shown amazing love and devotion to his children. The famous 'Do it for her' is the perfect example. Lisa's saxophone is from him and he does …
The Homeric Epics - A Beginner's Guide : r/books - Reddit
Jul 11, 2014 · These epics are traditionally attributed to Homer, a famed blind Greek poet (who may or may not have even existed.) So, now that you have a basic description of the epics …