The pharaoh seems not to be taking a lively interest with the innovation. Nor does he seem overly ankh-cious about it. Perhaps the scribe is too glyph, too Ra-Ra.
Actually, sort of makes sense. “Italic” comes from “Italian,” and those pesky Romans did take over from that Cleo babe, so …
Of course, “Italic” came from the renaissance, so there’s the time warp factor. But now that time travelers are regularly telling us our future, what the hey? Anything Goes. (Which is from the 1930s, I believe.)
SHIVA about 1 year ago
So that’s where it started!!!
marilynnbyerly about 1 year ago
I call it hieroglyphs in a high wind, myself.
Ratkin about 1 year ago
The pharaoh’s not font of the look.
TonysSon about 1 year ago
He’s giving writing a new slant.
FreihEitner Premium Member about 1 year ago
Wouldn’t it be more like egyptics?
Superfrog about 1 year ago
It’s the Cursive of the Mummy.
Bilan about 1 year ago
So that’s how the Sphinx lost its nose! It bumped into a non-italic ankh.
noktar Premium Member about 1 year ago
After an Italian visiting Egypt
The Reader Premium Member about 1 year ago
Italics is like talking during a wind storm.
PraiseofFolly about 1 year ago
The pharaoh seems not to be taking a lively interest with the innovation. Nor does he seem overly ankh-cious about it. Perhaps the scribe is too glyph, too Ra-Ra.
gokar RLV about 1 year ago
Dem Italian’s always into leaning stuff. Pisa be kind.
ksu71 about 1 year ago
Really!
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 year ago
Amenhotypeface.
uniquename about 1 year ago
He invented it after a serious bender.
johnjoyce about 1 year ago
Great one, Scott!
mpolo11 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Bold choice!
stamps about 1 year ago
Italians write in italics; residents of Paris, Brussels and London write in capitals; people in Boulder, Colorado…well, you get the idea.
ekke about 1 year ago
Actually, sort of makes sense. “Italic” comes from “Italian,” and those pesky Romans did take over from that Cleo babe, so …
Of course, “Italic” came from the renaissance, so there’s the time warp factor. But now that time travelers are regularly telling us our future, what the hey? Anything Goes. (Which is from the 1930s, I believe.)
T... about 1 year ago
Very funny…