The Parthenon

Wonderful 3d animation of the Parthenon

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• animation
• short
• film
• Parthenon
• Athens
• Ancient
• 3d

[kyriacos40]

@odalrich Yea, go choke on a Cheerio

[odalrich]

@kyriacos40 I'm extremely glad your mom was so gorgeous as to arouse your teacher, and that your sister altered the hormones of your teenage school mates. I think your teacher should’ve been more discreet to avoid possible psychological traumas to you. All our school mates used to get randy with our sisters and female cousins, this is quite normal at this early age. We’ve never met and we're not likely to do so in a foreseeable future, therefore your dislike of me is totally irrelevant.Cheerio.

[kyriacos40]

@odalrich First of all you dont know what you are talking about,every country has pretty people, ugly, or plain people in it.My mother and her two sisters were good looking women.My male teachers use to drool over my mother when I was youngue going to school.My sister when she picked me up from school once the male classmates were freaking out over my sister.As for this subject about women in Greece being pretty or not, sounds so childish and shallow.I dont like people like you.

[roperclack]

Such beauty, such culture. LONG LIVE GREECE!!!!!

[franknwalters]

@odalrich

As for the "wishful thinking" ...

...since when the (reasoned) opinion of a HIGH educated and at the highest level active professor (at the University of Cambridge) is wishful thinking ?

Can't escape your self right? Typical...

It's a good thing you wrote that it's your last communication.

Keep it that way...

[franknwalters]

@odalrich

NO, NO, NO, Noooo

YOU DIDN'T JUST say that she's not pretty.

YOU SAID she's ugly like all Greek women are... HUGE DIFFERENCE !

This goes further than showing no respect to the women of a CERTAIN NATIONALITY or to a queen.

This is CALLED RACISM, which when it joins your chauvinism and density, gives us the three basic elements of the gorgeous person that (you think) you are...

I'll give you an advice old man, keep those elements to your self.

In fact keep your self to your self.

[odalrich]

@franknwalters What you write in your post is wishful thinking. If it ever happens, it'll be for political reasons, not because the law backs the claims of Greece.

I do respect the queen of Spain; nevertheless I must confess she wouldn't win a beauty contest. Wotan (if Danish) or Zeus (if Greek) didn't endow her with the gift of beauty. My last communication.



[franknwalters]

@odalrich

Well actually I can't help my self for one last time...

THIS is how YOU SHOWED YOUR RESPECT to the queen of Spain, while talking to a Greek before me: "If the latter let me remind you that she (THE QUEEN OF SPAIN) is Greek like you. Greek women aren't famous for their beauty".

You're really something!

[franknwalters]

@odalrich

"The British government and the head of the British Museum separately or together, have realized by now that they're fighting a lost battle. They know well that the documentation of the validity of Elgin's title deed is weak and ambiguous and the negative publicity they have gained from the case is huge. I am absolutely certain that the sculptures will go to Athens very soon."

This is a statement at the press of a professor at the University of Cambridge.

This was my last reply...

[odalrich]

Though neither the Spanish queen nor the British one is my monarch, I respect them very much, and I don’t like seeing them insulted. I don’t judge things according to their nationality, but according to evidence: you’ve failed to prove Greece has a juridical right to claim the Elgin Marbles. I’ve given you a fictional example to go on discussing this matter, but you haven’t replied. I think you don't reply because you realize there is no case and, therefore, nothing further to be discussed.