Great, and Not-So-Great Greeks
- Sophocles – A great Greek playwright
- Testicles (rhymes with Sophocles) – A not-so-great maker of sacs
- Pythagoras – A great mathematician and discoverer of a2+ b2 = c2
- Esophagus – This one may be a tough one to swallow, but he was a not-so-great chef.
- Zorba the Greek – Broke plates and partied like it was 1999 BC
- Zorba the Freak – Ate plates and partied like it was Y2K BC
- Archimedes – Another great mathematician. Archimedes was so screwed.
- Diabetes – He and his brother Pancreas were always slipping into not-so-great comas
- Odysseus – Great Greek king and warrior of the Trojan War
- Peristalsis – A not-so-great Greek. You may find this hard to digest, but Peristalsis was the mortal enemy of Vomitus.
- Prometheus – A great Greek who brought fire into the world
- Bursitis – A not-so-great Greek who brought rheumatism into the world
- Herodotus – A great Greek historian. Herodotus wrote in exquisite detail about the Persian wars.
- Platypus – A duck-billed Athenian. Always in debt. He’d say. “Just put it on my bill.’
- Platypussy – Platypus’s wife. Also known as Connie.
- Anthony Quinn – He wasn’t even Greek although he starred in Zorba the Greek
- Annette Funicello – I don’t even know what she’s doing in this list.
- Moussaka – A great Greek dish of layered eggplant, ground beef and potatoes
- Moose-saka – Same dish but with antlers. Not-so-great.
- Meese-saka – More than one Moose-saka