Epic.

[ski_powpow]

http://www.break.com/index/stupid-and-painful-leap-of-faith.html

Sorry I didn't embed,

this guy is just going for glory.

 

[theblackrod]

that is quite the failure he's got going on there.

 

[geteducated]

i hate the word 'epic' so much.

 

[Jamestown]

Tell that to Homer, the Odyssey was quite an epic.

 

[Mr.Panda]

Beowulf is also considered an epic isn't it?

 

[Jamestown]

Why yes it is. Is Dante's Divine Comedy an epic? It's a lengthy poem, but is it an epic in the classical sense?

 

[Mr.Panda]

I don't think it traditionally is considered an epic.

 

[Jamestown]

It's times like these that make me wonder...why was a Mr. Panda hate thread necessary?

 

[vincepru]

this would be perfect timing for a "MY ANKLES ARE BROKEN!!!" picture. i fail to find one...

 

[[Dawn]

of course. actually it should be sticked. please refer to it to hate on Mr. ZebraBear anymore.

 

[[Dawn]

fail.
please refer to the hate thread, to hate on Mr. ZebraBear abymore...

 

[geteducated]

thats the thing. epic isn't even used in the right context anymore.

beowulf, paradise lost, and gilgamesh are epics.

 

[Mr.Panda]

Forgot about that one.

 

[Chickendodo]

Well you just encompassed all of Homer's stories under the name of Homer, but I believe they should each receive credit so also The Odyssey and The Illiad.

 

[jnizzle]

what was he planning would happen? seriously. a rat out of shape kid jumping of a 15 foot thing to flat is always gonna end up bad. well funny for us but bad for him.

 

[kickel]

don't know how to embed but ill make it clickyhttp://www.break.com/index/stupid-and-painful-leap-of-faith.html

 

[skiierman]

hahahaha

 

[cultrara]

back to the original topic

–adjective Also, ep⋅i⋅cal.

1.

noting or pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centered upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style: Homer's Iliad is an epic poem.

2.

resembling or suggesting such poetry: an epic novel on the founding of the country.

3.

heroic; majestic; impressively great: the epic events of the war.

4.

of unusually great size or extent: a crime wave of epic proportions.

 

[Jimmy.]