An ancient Greek playwright walks into an Athens tailor shop carrying jeans that have been obviously torn.
The tailor said, "Euripides?"
The playwright said, "Yes. Eumenides?"
A classics professor goes to a tailor to get his trousers mended. The tailor asks: “Euripides?”
The professor replies: “Yes. Eumenides?"
It’s Ancient Greece and a playwright goes to a tailor to have his clothes fixed.
The tailor looks at the clothes and says “ah, Euripides”
The man looks at the tailor and says “yes. Eumenides?”
A lecturer of aincent greek took his fancy trousers to be mended. Euripedes? asked the tailor
Yes, replied the lecturer. Eumenides?
In Athens, Greece, a man takes a pair of trousers to a tailor.
The tailor takes the pants and holds them up. He turns to the man and says “Euripides?”
“Yes,” the man responds, “Eumenides?”"
A Greek man goes to a tailor to get some pants mended.
The tailor takes one look at the pants and goes "Euripides?" The man nods. "Yeah. Eumenides?"
One of the Greek tragedians walks into a tailor's shop.
He's holding a bundle of tattered clothing in his hands. Upon entering, he thinks he recognizes the tailor and, surprised, asks, "Eumenides?" The tailor responds, "Yeah, Euripides?"
An ancient Greek playwright walks into a tailor.....
....and approaches the counter holding a robe. He shows the tailor a large hole torn in the side. The tailor looks at him and said "Euripides?"
The playwright responds, "Eumenides."
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