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Did you know Cleopatra was known for her beauty routines? I mean, forget about modern skincare, she had her own ancient Egyptian version of Sephora. Rumor has it she used to bathe in donkey milk. Donkey milk! Now, I don't know about you, but I can't even convince my cat to sit still while I put a flea collar on her. Imagine trying to convince a donkey to contribute to your beauty regimen. "Hey, Mr. Donkey, mind if I borrow a gallon of your milk? Cleo's gotta glow." And she supposedly slept in a gold mask every night. Gold! I can't afford gold anything. My idea of luxury skincare is splurging on the fancy toilet paper. Cleopatra was out here sleeping in gold, and I'm over here sleeping in a bed that squeaks every time I move. If Cleopatra were alive today, she'd be an Instagram influencer, sharing her beauty secrets with hashtags like #GoldMaskGlow and #DonkeyMilkMagic.
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You know, folks, I was reading about Cleopatra the other day. Cleopatra, the original Queen of Drama. I mean, this woman had a love life more complicated than my Wi-Fi password. She had affairs with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. I can't even handle two crushes at the same time without getting confused. And here she is, managing an empire and multiple love interests. Cleopatra was the original multitasker. She probably had a to-do list like, "Conquer Rome, seduce Caesar, and, oh, don't forget to pick up some papyrus on the way back." And let's talk about the drama between Mark Antony and Octavian. Cleopatra was stuck in the middle of this epic showdown, probably thinking, "Can't you guys settle your differences over a game of chariot races or something?" I can't imagine the tension at family gatherings. "Hey, Cleo, pass the grape leaves." "Sure, Mark, just like you passed Egypt to Octavian.
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You ever wonder if Cleopatra had pet peeves? I mean, sure, she ruled Egypt, but even queens have things that bug them. I bet one of hers was dealing with the Sphinx. Imagine having this giant stone creature in your backyard, and every time you stroll by, it's like, "Hey, Cleo, solve this riddle or be cursed forever." Talk about pressure. I can't even handle captcha on websites. Cleo had to outsmart a mythical creature just to get to her royal brunch. And what's with the Sphinx's attitude? "You dare disturb my slumber?" Chill out, Sphinx, it's not my fault you picked the nosiest spot in all of Egypt to take a nap. Cleopatra probably walked by every day thinking, "I should've built a gazebo instead.
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Now, let's talk about Cleopatra's dramatic exit. She famously died from an asp bite. An asp! The original toxic relationship. I can't even deal with mosquito bites without complaining. Cleopatra went out like a boss, though. "Oh, you want to conquer me? Fine, I'll just go conquer the afterlife instead." And can we talk about the whole snake thing? I can barely handle a garter snake in my garden. Cleopatra was like, "I'll take the deadliest snake in the region, thanks." It's like ordering from a menu and choosing the spiciest dish, knowing it's going to come back to haunt you later. "Waiter, bring me the Asp Surprise."
And let's not forget about the drama surrounding her death. Mark Antony hears she's dead, thinks he's lost everything, and stabs himself. Classic Mark. Cleopatra wakes up, sees him keeled over, and decides, "Well, if he's doing it, I might as well too." It's like the original "If your friend jumped off a cliff, would you do it too?" scenario. Cleo was like, "Sure, why not? But let's make it dramatic.
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