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| + | Sparta is the land where Spartans live. It is a Spartan warrior's city. It houses the location of [[The Pit]] where people are sent to Hell (by natural causes, people's deaths, or thrown/kicked/sent/etc. in by [[King Leonidas|Leonidas]] or, apparently, the Book of [[Koridai]]). | ||
| + | [[Image:150px-Lycurgus.jpg|frame|right|One of the founders of Sparta.]] | ||
| + | [[Image:SPARTA.jpeg|frame|right|[[King Leonidas]] at the Great [[The Pit|Pit]] of Sparta.]] | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The famous "This Is Sparta!!!" line in [[300]] was uttered in this awesome city of awesome. | *The famous "This Is Sparta!!!" line in [[300]] was uttered in this awesome city of awesome. | ||
| − | *Sparta is a city from the great land of Greece, which was also a home of the [[Link|great]] [[ | + | *Sparta is a city from the great land of Greece, which was also a home of the [[Link|great]] [[Greek]] Empire. |
| + | *[[No|Sparta Sucks.]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Places]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Internet Memes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:44, 11 February 2010
Sparta is the land where Spartans live. It is a Spartan warrior's city. It houses the location of The Pit where people are sent to Hell (by natural causes, people's deaths, or thrown/kicked/sent/etc. in by Leonidas or, apparently, the Book of Koridai).
One of the founders of Sparta.
King Leonidas at the Great Pit of Sparta.
Trivia[edit]
- The famous "This Is Sparta!!!" line in 300 was uttered in this awesome city of awesome.
- Sparta is a city from the great land of Greece, which was also a home of the great Greek Empire.
- Sparta Sucks.
