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OK, let me 'splain.
Since a few wanted to claim they were the millionth poster, my reference was to Spartacus.
Refers to a scene in the movie "Spartacus" starring Kirk Douglas as Spartacus. After the army of former Roman slaves led by Spartacus is defeated in battle by legions of the Roman army, a Roman general stands before the captured surviving members of the slave army and demands that they turn over Spartacus, or else all of the former slaves will be executed. Upon hearing this and not wanting his friends to be executed, Spartacus stands up and says "I am Spartacus." However, the loyalty of his friends is so great that each of them stands forward in succession, shouting "I am Spartacus!" until the shouts dissolve into a cacophony of thousands of former slaves each insisting "I am Spartacus!" Bewildered and still not knowing which of them is Spartacus, but impressed by the loyalty he inspires in his army, the Roman general has all of the slaves crucified in a miles-long display alongside the Appian Way leading back to Rome.
I guess you did a drive by on me, but I still see it as a stretch to find a connection between Spartacus' sacrifice and the sacrifice of this loyal followers as it relates to everyone wanting a trip to Disney World at HS's expense. Then again, I'm only licensed. I have seen you use the Spartacus reference before. :Emoticon_hug:
I guess you did a drive by on me, but I still see it as a stretch to find a connection between Spartacus' sacrifice and the sacrifice of this loyal followers as it relates to everyone wanting a trip to Disney World at HS's expense. Then again, I'm only licensed. I have seen you use the Spartacus reference before. :Emoticon_hug: