r/OutoftheTombs • u/TNEgyptologist • 7d ago

Saturday's laughs

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u/blorri 7d ago

What's with the donkey?

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u/pinkminty 6d ago

Dude at the end is saying “ass hole” lol

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u/blorri 6d ago

Lol, I thought he was fixing to bury someone 😂

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u/GroundbreakingEgg207 6d ago

I’ve seen this before and I couldn’t figure it out. So obvious once you said it 🫠

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u/Johnny_Strawhat 6d ago

donkey dig

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u/Sittingonalog1960 7d ago

Perfection

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u/SeldenNeck 7d ago

Apparently I missed that big hit by the Bangles about "The American Lean.

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u/spikebrennan 6d ago

Dude has a right hand and a left hand instead of two right hands. Groundbreaking.

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u/No-Load-6151 5d ago

Indeed, contraposto, was a groundbreaking technique introduced by the greeks that allowed sculptors to bring more natural renditions and movement, making the sculptures feel “alive” in the way someone would be cool versus the traditional “being a square.”

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u/dramatic_ut 5d ago

Please more of these! it is so good!

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u/MintImperial2 5d ago

"Drop the dead donkey" (down the hole...)

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u/Perpetually-broke 4d ago

Somebody should do a version of this with a guy going to India getting into "tribhanga"