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Well, swanning around with mates is definitely a Greek art form but this one is at Olympia (a clue). She’s saying: “I told him to clean this after he’d grilled those steaks!”
christophertrier : Οικονομικό μÎλλον στην Ελλάδα. I’m struggling with this one though!
Interestingly (to me anyway!) is that the Greek word for caption, ‘lezenta’, seeems to be borrowed from the English (via latin) ‘legend’! It’s such a comfort that language is a two-way street.
Boadicea's Chariot 
Is it ‘the waiting for the swan’ ceremony?
Well, swanning around with mates is definitely a Greek art form but this one is at Olympia (a clue).
She’s saying: “I told him to clean this after he’d grilled those steaks!”
Sorry, but I do not think sacrificing the odd virgin is going to do the Euro much good!
Do you want fries with that?
Re: Clue, looks like she will be carrying a torch for someone?
theatrical claptrap
The burning of the bra ritual is renacted here at the temple of floppytiti.
Cross your heart and hope to die
Οικονομικό μÎλλον στην Ελλάδα.
Caption is “λεζάντα”, lezanta, by the way.
Thank goodness for modern day fabrics. Can you imagine coping with the pleats otherwise?
I’m struggling with this one though!
“Apollo, does my oracle look big in this?”
Virgin on the ridiculous.
For pleat’s sake
Ha ha – you lot making me laugh! Nice one Bilby!
🙂 Thanks, PapaG.
Whites of nice satin
well nearly
A gem, Nym. 🙂
Yes, it is. Thanks, Nym.
Interestingly (to me anyway!) is that the Greek word for caption, ‘lezenta’, seeems to be borrowed from the English (via latin) ‘legend’! It’s such a comfort that language is a two-way street.