The Gladius Grammar Correction

<redman> i think romans were very into sexy sounds. think of the word vagina it sounds so juicy and attractive <Jenny> Dear lord. Vagina is Latin for 'sheath'. There's nothing sexy about sheath. Or have I found the only man on the web who gets aroused by ancient munition? <redman> what do u mean <Jenny> Romans used to fight with short swords, that's what I mean. That sword was called 'gladius'. That's why gladiators were called that name. <redman> so what <Jenny> Your gladius is too short for my sheath. <redman> u sick <Jenny> You misplaced 'u' and 'i' in your sentence.

An old ICQ chat shows Jenny explaining that “vagina” is Latin for “sheath” and that a Roman short sword was called a “gladius.” She turns the historical explanation into a sexual double entendre by saying that the man’s gladius is too short for her sheath, then mocks his grammar correction. The meme is sent as an absurd, nerdy reaction to an unexpectedly dirty joke or wordplay. EN: An old ICQ chat shows Jenny explaining that “vagina” is Latin for “sheath” and that a Roman short sword was called a “gladius.” She turns the historical explanation into a sexual double entendre by saying that the man’s gladius is too short for her sheath, then mocks his grammar correction. The meme is sent as an absurd, nerdy reaction to an unexpectedly dirty joke or wordplay.

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