Roman Numeral Enthusiast Mugs

'I'm a XXXVIII regular.'

"Hmm...well...It'll look better when it's finished...!"

The Life of Pi

Neptune

'Bloody streakers - they have a lot to learn.'

"A world without Ovid? I can't even begin to imagine a world without Ovid."

'Et tu Yakamoto?'

"Six out of ten statisticians prefer to be in the majority."

But under a different accounting convention ...

Warning: Math Ahead!

I'm Spartacus.

1. 0. 5. 6. He'd be nothing without her. (Published originally on June 11, 2008.)

'Do I remember pre-decimal coinage?I remember pre-Tudor coinage!'

'Professor Higgenbottom will have the number π and I'll have the number √-i.'

Reign Man

'Honey, I'm Rome!'

Boss. The boss treats me like a number, and not a prime one.

'Barbarians at the gate? That's fine, I fully support social mobility.'

"People mistakenly think that we accountants are all boring number crunchers, but the latest figures show that 54% of the 23% of people who responded to a survey were 45% in favour of us being 12% more interesting than average!"

Target setting: 'What about 38%, we haven't used 38% for a while.'

Romulus (left) and Remus

Roman playing croquet under aqueducts.

57th Birthday balloons

"Remember, Jeremy, thou art immortal."

Julius Caesar

'You're not just a number to me, Abercrombie -- you're an irrational number!'

"Reviving the old all type, eh?"

Bath Christmas Market

I arrived, I Ate, I Conquered (aka Pooped).

Caesar slips on ice. Bystander says 'He was warned-beware the ice of March'

Ancient Roman Cheerleaders.

'Miss Soule, I'm curious. How many numbers were there when you were my age?'

"Some people think accountants are just boring number crunchers but statistics show that 43% of 456 people covering 56% of the total demographic were 67% sure that we're really a lot of fun!"

101 uses of a dead cat: chariot wheels.

Messalina Returning from the Bath - Probably Intended to Illustrate 6th Satire of Juvenal