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Previously on "I wish I was Spartacus."
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Yes. When it has Lucy Lawless in a togaOriginally posted by AtW View PostSo you do like movies about gladiators then?
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When Kirk Douglas's son Eric was first trying to establish himself as a standup comedian, he played a club in New York, but didn't do a very good job of it.
The crowd grew increasingly restless and soon started heckling vigorously. Losing his temper, he shouted "Don't you know who I am? I'm Kirk Douglas's son!"
A member of the audience immediately stood up and shouted "I'm Kirk Douglas's son!" Then another... and another... and another...
He left the stage to the accompaniment of the entire audience on their feet shouting "I'm Kirk Douglas's son!"
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its for knocking nails inOriginally posted by Moose423956 View PostI'll do it. What's an amaphor?
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I'll do it. What's an amaphor?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostOne of the most scary weapons that the beastiarii used was the amaphor
please ask. please

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One of the most scary weapons that the beastiarii used was the amaphorOriginally posted by snaw View PostYep, especially the ones where they slaughter small furry animals with their swords, tridents and hammers ...
please ask. please
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If you really are Spartacus, you would be able to answer this simple questionOriginally posted by snaw View PostNo wait, I am Spartacus.
Which gladiator beat you in the ring with his trident ?
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