G-Manicus

First, they came for The G Man, and I did nothing ...

You berry bad man, Jerry. Berry bad.

Aye.

Well, you ARE a Patrician, and I but a lowly Plebe. How can I say no? Probably not til tomorrow though.

Before and After (I added the nose ring just to irritate G.O.):

You better watch it before I give her a nose ring!

Neph: Hopefully this is kinda/sorta like you imagined ...

My first foray ... Servilia Caepionis:

Left unexplained is how/why they would recover 3 items that are estimated to be 6500 years apart?

Click (Professor Ovcharov shows two of the artifacts - a bronze sword and a silver distinction at a press conference. )

Monday, 10/15/07 History's Mysteries History International - 12:00 pm Next showing: The Roman Emperors The heads of Ancient Rome lead lives of increasing depravity.

Correct-a-mundo!

NYET!

Here's the church, here's the steeple, here's another, just without the people!

No ma'am ... no matter which way you do spell it.

Wow! That is great! Thanks!

They call him "Fabio" Ps - Click

Okay, here goes ...

I think it's a right proper saying for an Empire, no?

To this day, Roman historians are unable to agree on the meaning of the Pantheon's inscription ...

D'oh! Just checked my own thread on Upcoming shows / programs and noted the following:

TiVo'd this last week off of the National Geographic Channel and found it truly fascinating. Dr. Robert Ballard, the oceanographer who helped rediscover the Titanic and the Bismark, lead a team to the bottom of the Mediterranean in the late 90's to search for sunken Roman and Carthaginian vessels. He was able to secure the use of a US Navy nuclear submarine that they outfitted with cameras and an arm for excavation. They used the sub's sonar to locate the remains of a half dozen or so ships and were able to salvage quite a bit of cargo. The video was amazing. If you have a chance to see it, I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Hannibal Lecher?

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New additions ... Monday, 10/8/07 What the Romans Did for Us History International - 9:30 AM Next showing: Invasion Thursday, 10/11/07 Incredible Catacombs Travel Channel - 3:00 pm Beneath the world's most famous cities, ancient civilizations lie frozen in time. (Repeat) View in Grid Sunday, 10/14/07 Gladiator (2000) TBS - 1:00 AM Condemned to arena fights by corrupt Roman leader Commodus, Gen. Maximus seeks revenge for his family's deaths. ("On my signal ... unleash Hell.")