I want to believe this is kind of interpretation of Prometheus’s punishment but… no.
I am quite sure Prometheus was punished by an eagle eating his liver, not by some long beaked, colourful bird taking a peck at his pecker.
He gets something special on his birthday every year
Eagle was on holiday. Colourful bird temping and didn’t really read the instructions.
Yeah, eternal punishment for Prometheus, reasonable work hours and lots of time off for Aëtos.
Monk 1: The lord requests an illustration of his beaver hunt
Monk 2: You got it chief
Monk 1: …
did those large dogs/wolves bite their own nuts off?
Those are the beavers lol
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Beaverbollocks.jpg#mw-jump-to-license
K
I can’t tell if this is torture, or pleasure. Maybe both?
Depends on the reader’s kinks.
The cenobites approve.
Ever see the inside of a penguins beak?
Yes 🤤
Very illuminating.
That’s why those kinds of books are called “illuminated manuscripts”.
That’s the joke
I bet that Scribe was hilarious though.
This is downright disturbing, whether or not it was imagined or real.
Parrots do like nuts
