plothole in ancient rome

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Rome is entirely stone and tiles

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It rains in Rome

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People cannot go anywhere because stone tiles get slippery and they slip and fall

 

[Corgi]

Hm, this seems accurate enough. Romans are stupid.

 

[BK 201]

Scans of people falling in Rome?

 

[Disquiet]

Scans of people falling in Rome?

You gave him the reply he wanted!

*Wait for Fall of Rome response*

 

[Klad]

Dat logic .

 

[razorfield9]

Woah.... So Romans couldn't... Roam...

 

[KillerbYo]

All roads do not lead to rome, they slide to rome.

 

[AWSUM SID]

so if there is a single photo of a roman walking during the rain your logic will become obsolete?

 

[BK 201]

You gave him the reply he wanted!

*Wait for Fall of Rome response*

OP has no scans to support his argument

 

[TheAncientCenturion]

Hm, this seems accurate enough. Romans are stupid.

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OT: Not sure if this is from a video game. . Or suppose to be on the past. . . :l . I am sure the Plebeians had filth and dirt cover the streets. . . Or not every part of it was paved.

 

[~WastelandSociety~]

Road crowns were higher than the sides to facilitate rainwater removal. Water flowed to the road edges where it passed into the flanking drainage system. In very wet areas, road crowns were even more pronounced. Verges were often denoted, and the road supported by, high upright stones. The Romans were always concerned about efficient drainage.

Nothing about slippery roads. I walked on stoned roads on rainy days before. Not that slippery.

 

[Funky Tiger]

manga scans to support this?

 

[Kishi Uzumaki]

If so maybe it was to teach , they must stand up , when they fall ( no wonder they had lot of warriors ) xd