Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome jokes

Julius Caesar & Tork Poettschke at the doctor's office:

"The doctor has now sent me the bill."

"Make him aware of his duty of confidentiality!"

Why did they call it "Aqua Claudia"?

Because it carried water, and another word for water is aqua. Duh!

When Caesar’s wife told him she dreamed he should beware the Ides of March, he scoffed and said, “What? It’s not like I’m gonna be stabbed 23 times by my best buddies!”