Is this the "New Era"?

[4ndr34]

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZLtcTZP2js&t=1m24s

 

[Leadfoot]

The "New Era" will begin in 42 weeks.

Unless it's delayed to sometime later. Maybe.

 

[Crank Larson]

Maybe. But I'm more interested in what the next era has to offer.

 

[Bigmaec]

No. This is sparta.

 

[Thwarptide]

Godda luv Douglas Adams through any media type (HG2G)

 

[jojon]

What the... How did I not register that that's Idle and Palin doing Lunkwill and Fook, back when watching the series.

 

[Thwarptide]

What the... How did I not register that that's Idle and Palin doing Lunkwill and Fook, back when watching the series.

You have probably exceeded your lifetime limit of Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters.

 

[jojon]

You have probably exceeded your lifetime limit of Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters.

Hmm, I guess it could be that I did notice, but subsequently contracted a case of lemon-wrapped-gold-ingot-to-the-head-induced amnesia...

 

[Thwarptide]

Hmm, I guess it could be that I did notice, but subsequently contracted a case of lemon-wrapped-gold-ingot-to-the-head-induced amnesia...

Man, thats godda hurt

 

[Han Zulu]

Next Era will have the Infinite Improbability Drive.

Just watch out for sperm whales falling from the sky... or flower pots. There's a probability for either... or not.

Someone should've told the whale how to fly: just miss the ground.

 

[Thwarptide]

Next Era will have the Infinite Improbability Drive.

Wouldn't that be great.
If they'd implement that I'd heavily invest in the tea market for sure!

 

[Chris Simon]

No. This is sparta.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_qRVdYtsQU

 

[Noddie]

I ways find it slightly disconcerting how people idolise Spartans. I mean. They do so in English - which is derived from Latin, not Greek.

Because the Spartans lost their battle with the Romans and got integrated into the Roman empire. It might have helped if they'd treated the Helots and others a little better. But probably not. The Romans had technology (relatively speaking), Tactics and numbers on their side. The Spartans found out the being a hard, tough person is less help than being a metallurgist, military strategist or politician. Clever gets you through "not tough" better than "Tough" gets you through "Not clever".

Wouldn't that be great.
If they'd implement that I'd heavily invest in the tea market for sure!

Just watch out the rampaging mob of theoretical physicists who've just worked out that the one thing they really can't stand is a smart-asp.

(honestly, I can't say "Bottom" now?)

 

[Demascus]

I thought the last era was the "new era"....

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

I ways find it slightly disconcerting how people idolise Spartans. I mean. They do so in English - which is derived from Latin, not Greek.

Because the Spartans lost their battle with the Romans and got integrated into the Roman empire. It might have helped if they'd treated the Helots and others a little better. But probably not. The Romans had technology (relatively speaking), Tactics and numbers on their side. The Spartans found out the being a hard, tough person is less help than being a metallurgist, military strategist or politician. Clever gets you through "not tough" better than "Tough" gets you through "Not clever".



Just watch out the rampaging mob of theoretical physicists who've just worked out that the one thing they really can't stand is a smart-asp.

(honestly, I can't say "Bottom" now?)

It's mostly bearded half-naked men dieing at a chokepoint battle being glorified.