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   TheSkulker said, about 4 years ago

   OK, now you’re making it too simple, Justin. Even I get the reference.
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   Edcole1961 said, about 4 years ago

   I’m afraid that’s an Agamem non-starter. Troy harder next time!
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   jml58 said, about 4 years ago

   The face that launched a thousend ships, might not be so pretty afterwards.
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   Joe Minotaur said, about 4 years ago

   *From “History of the World, Part 1” Marcus: I say Chemist. Can you help me? Chemist: What are you looking for? Marcus: A pack of Trojans. Chemist: I just ran out.
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   Baslim the begger said, about 4 years ago

   Helen gives great face.

   If she launches them that way are they called faceships?

   There’s that toothbrush again
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   NebulousRikulau said, about 4 years ago

   A relative of hers worked at the cathedral. I don’t remember his name, but his face rings a bell.
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   Master Diver said, about 4 years ago

   Are the guys in the last ship going to stay at the Paris Hilton?
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   Master Diver said, about 4 years ago

   When the defenders at Thermopolae swore, was that a Sparta-cuss?
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   Orgelspieler said, about 4 years ago

   OW! OW! OW! Make them stop!
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    Chanticleer said, about 4 years ago

    When they hire Helen to do this, is it called a Facebook?

    AHAHAHAHAaaaa…I’m sorry.

    Great strip, Justin!
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    mivins said, about 4 years ago

    Is that “bamf” a nod to Nightcrawler?
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    Joe Minotaur said, about 4 years ago

    The face that “BAMF’D!” a thousand ships.
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    Joe Minotaur said, about 4 years ago

    Do cell phones work on cruise ships? Are there roaming charges?
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    bmonk said, about 4 years ago

    Then there’s the metric unit: if one Helen of beauty can launch 1000 ships, one milihelen is enough beauty for one ship, and one microhelen will entice one sailor to wolf-whistle…
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    BugsMoran said, about 4 years ago

    The funny thing is, that when the second ship was ‘launched’…there was no Paris, or an Eiffel Tower. There was also no Rome yet either, since neither had been built yet. France and Italy didn’t exist yet. In Helen’s day, Italy was called ‘Latium’ and we only have Homer’s word for it. Cheers
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