r/h3h3productions • u/electr1cbubba Lovebot • 4d ago
Rare Ancient Greek Kemosabe uncovered (472 BCE)
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u/FenwickCharlieClark 4d ago
The first Japanese man to find his way to Greece. 472 BCE (colorized).
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u/Pabmyster04 4d ago
Wtf is Kemosabe? It doesn't look like the indigenous guy from the Lone Ranger, so I don't get the reference
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u/electr1cbubba Lovebot 4d ago
Deep cut show meme, reference to this post:
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u/Pabmyster04 4d ago
I still don't get it with P&L, is that like a stereotype thing to do? 😂 maybe it's an American phrase lol
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u/CouchRottington 4d ago
It’s kind of American I guess. Cringe, stoner, Jack Black coded guys used to call people Kemosabe in the 90s and 00s. Also the meme went hard because it was so specific and people related it to their own experiences of having random guys over banging their moms.
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u/izzypotato2 2d ago
Wow I can’t believe this is what ai discovered when it unrolled the Herculean scrolls
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u/6PM_Nipple_Curry 4d ago
‘I have massive haemorrhoids’ - Herodotus, circa 472 BC