Two weeks into summer break and bored out of their minds, Tommy and D.J. rode their bikes two miles to the abandoned church in the countryside. They spent three days chiselling the image of a giant penis into an outer wall, and the rest of the summer giggling over their artistic accomplishment.
In 2717, following the aftermath of the Earth-Venus conflict, two anthropologists from Mars University won the prestigious Hawking Prize, and a substantial credit grant, for their discovery of an ancient fertility pilgrimage site and its importance in proving how primitive terrestrial humans were obsessed with phallic worship.
Now I’m wondering if any of those ancient, sexy cave paintings are as significant as we once thought. ❤
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Awesome
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HAHAHAHA!
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That’s very believable. Historians do tend to forget that people of ancient civilisations were only human too!
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