What Were You Doing in the Middle Ages?
What were you doing in the Middle Ages? January casually walking your half dog February fighting important lobster battles March hiding to avoid a social situation April hosting skeleton pool parties May designing the olympics logo June flaunting your multiple personalities July planning surprise parties August flexing your merman muscles September playing rock paper scissors with the devil October getting holy migraines November inventing the ferris wheel December avoiding people in your snail house
A twelve-panel medieval-art calendar imagines absurd activities for each month, from walking a half-dog to inventing the Ferris wheel. The joke is the deliberately anachronistic and surreal contrast between medieval illustrations and modern or bizarre situations, making it useful as a reaction to an unusual personal habit or chaotic plan.
medieval calendar / средневековый календарьmedieval manuscript illustrations / иллюстрации средневековой рукописиhalf-dog creature / существо наполовину собакаlobsters / омарыblue horse-like creature / синее существо, похожее на лошадьskeleton / скелетswimming pool / бассейнOlympics logo / логотип Олимпиадыwomen in medieval clothing / женщины в средневековой одеждеmerman / русалdevil / дьяволrock and paper / камень и бумагаhalo / нимбFerris wheel / колесо обозренияsnail house / дом-улитка
- @rzeczyzabawne / 22527 2026-03-31
- Type
- image
- Size
- 649×800 · 155.7 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, humorous
- Language
- en
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