Can anyone imagine 'Murka issuing a coin like this? !

[trusty elf]

A masterpiece of numismatic art from Naxos, Sicily, ca. 480 B.C.

[ThomCat]

1. Oh Hell No.

People would swear that kids are going be corrupted just by seeing it. Boys will turn gay and girls will become promiscuous. And besides, it surely promotes paganism.
:wow:

[trusty elf]

4. One of the many things that I admire about the "ancients"

is their refreshing lack of prudery!

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

2. Each coin would have to be covered with tiny blue drapes

We might have to stop the Iraq occupation in order to fund such a thing - oh noes!

[trusty elf]

5. LOL

[LynneSin]

3. No worse than seeing this

[kedrys]

6. MY EYES!

Have some fargin' decency, fer chrissakes, and WARN a body! :scared: :P

[trusty elf]

7. Aaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhh! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[trusty elf]

8. Or this maybe?

[trusty elf]

14. Who's the guy with the cowbell?

[krispos42]

15. Your post needs more cowbell...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/More_cowbell

[trusty elf]

16. Okay, I get it.

Thanks for the link!

:-)

[krispos42]

17. It was on YouTube...

Alas, the mighty phalluses of NBC pulled it.

There are a boatload of "more cowbell" reenactors on there, though...

:hi:

Welcome aboard!

[DarkTirade]

9. Priapus perhaps?

[guitar man]

10. or could it be

"Viagrus" :shrug:

:D

[DarkTirade]

11. Priapus was a fertility god, his main feature being the fact that he was constantly erect.

Hence the medical condition named after him: Priapism. :)

[guitar man]

12. I know

I was just cracking a cheap viagra joke :D

[trusty elf]

13. He's a Silen,

associated with the god of wine, Dionysus.


Isn't a Priapus a hybrid car?

:D

[DarkTirade]

20. Priapus is also associated with wine occasionally...

mostly the fertility/harvest part, not the drinking it part. :)

[Cabcere]

18. I'm just going to say...

...that I didn't realize that thing on the left was his KNEE until I scrolled down. :wow: :P :blush: :rofl:

[trusty elf]

19. That's funny!

:spray: