Why did they fuck it up like that?
Why did they fuck it up like that?
Luis Richardson
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James Watson
What do you mean 'they fucked it up'? It's a very elaborate 2000 year old structure, it's amazing that it's still there and hasn't completely fallen apart
Andrew Walker
They didn't, an earthquake did.
Nicholas Carter
I guess he's talking about the roads and building around it.
Jeremiah Torres
oh please rome is one of the better cities when it comes to preserving landmarks
Nicholas Young
the better question is did they really fill it up with water and ships to reenact sea battles and if so how
Andrew Wilson
It really is mindbogglingly when you think about it.
Josiah Davis
italy loves cars
Cameron Martin
At least it isn't a joke like the stone henge by putting a fuckin fence around it.
Thomas Price
Tour Buses drive on that road
Jack Stewart
Yes, they did. Only once, though; they had a separate kind of stadium for that.
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As for how they filled it, they had a special aqueduct for that express purpose that carried non-potable water.
Luis Walker
Seems our culture is in some ways not so different as the Romans.
Bread and games... Bread and games...
Chase Wilson
They needed the materials from a building none used to build and expand their living economy.
Colton Morgan
really makes u think
Jackson Morgan
Rome fell. I cry every day. Hold me Veeky Forums.
Juan Jones
In my 5 day trip to Rome I've been to dozens of cool locations and sites (Forum Romanum, Villa Borghese and Musei Capitolini were my favourites) but only saw the Colosseum once or twice from a distance. Didn't bother seeing it from nearby.
Joshua Lee
It didn't. It turned into the Catholic church
Henry Miller
it never fell in our hearts
Kevin Cooper
Villa Borghese is awesome. 10/10, would recommend, especially the Bernini stuff.
Isaac Hill
Because the Italians are fucking incompetent with taking care of their heritage.
See: Ostia and Pompeii
Jacob Hughes
The Coliseum was already like that when Porta Pia's breach happened, sure it can't be the Italian state's fault for not undoing decades if not centuries of recycling marble and stone from it.