You are, Leo. You are. I just wanted something to say.
lol, I thought I was your physics monkey, THeo.
KK. Just lemme know when!
It's not going to start anytime soon since RPs are all bogged down already. :P Plus, I'm lazy and busy as it is, and I'd rather focus on things I really want to get done/continue, like MPII which I really really have to put some more focus on and effort into.
Ooh! Ooh! Do you still want help with that Fallout thing? 'Cuz I might have some free time coming up.
No, Theo, you must help yourself. I am having a big enough headache myself trying to write more MPII.
I am getting massive head ache trying to combine Mass Effect with Transformers. Help me, Five. Help meeeeeeee.
Lesbian sex, eh? Well, frankly, we don't know much about it, since there are no real female Roman writers, so we don't have access to that perspective. Due to the nature of the penetrator/penetrated dynamic that formed the basis of Roman sexuality, male Roman writers were incredibly confused by lesbian sex, assuming that lesbians must've all been really manly and had giant clits and such! Really hilarious stuff. Most Roman writers just laughed at the idea of lesbian sex, though Ovid was rather interested in it. Based on Sappho and the general Greek idea of mostly non-penetrative sex, it's more likely that antiquity's lesbians were more about scissoring and playing around with their fingers. Ovid was a seriously amazing dude. One of the first men to openly advocate a primarily heterosexual lifestyle. Based on his works and opinions, he was really hardly different from an average straight guy from modern times! I might do a whole blog post on him; he's really cool.
I did NOT know that bit about Octavius and Caesar! Also on the topic of the penus, it seems that this obession has been passed down to modern armies (the insignias of the U.S. Army ranks provide a good example of this, I believe.) You talked plenty about man on man action, but what can you tell me about lesbian sex in Rome, five-sensei? :3
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