The earliest references to a ‘red carpet’ can be traced back as far as Ancient Greece in 458 BC. In the Greek tragedy play “the Oresteia”, Clytemnestra laid out a red carpet to welcome home her husband, Agamemnon. (the mask of whom is shown above). In the times of the Ancient Greeks, red was seen as a colour of the gods, thus making it a welcoming and warm colour. Shortly after the play was released, many painters began using red carpets in their work to illustrate royalty or wealth.
This gives me a flashback to the carpet runner that was covering up a hole in a restaurant. It looked normal. I stepped over the hole and my foot sunk into it and I fell, since I had expected my foot to move along with me. My broken ankle healed, although in winter it aches some. My knees will never be the same and were supposed to be replaced 3 years ago. I did have surgery on one, but I still have the originals and walk every day. My wrists were also damaged, and twice again this month, but I never had them checked out. I don’t feel any fondness for carpet runners. I would prefer to see the actual flooring.
Doug K over 1 year ago
Walking the magic red carpet … the trick is on the king.
B UTTONS over 1 year ago
Take the carpet to the rack and beat it.
BigDaveGlass over 1 year ago
The earliest references to a ‘red carpet’ can be traced back as far as Ancient Greece in 458 BC. In the Greek tragedy play “the Oresteia”, Clytemnestra laid out a red carpet to welcome home her husband, Agamemnon. (the mask of whom is shown above). In the times of the Ancient Greeks, red was seen as a colour of the gods, thus making it a welcoming and warm colour. Shortly after the play was released, many painters began using red carpets in their work to illustrate royalty or wealth.
BigDaveGlass over 1 year ago
https://blog.therugseller.CO.UK/red-carpet-history-5047
littlejohn Premium Member over 1 year ago
Could this be considered a ‘tackless’ carpet?
preacherman Premium Member over 1 year ago
I think the Wiz deserves a little time in the dungeon.
Troglodyte over 1 year ago
The Fink loves the carpet! He’s already trippin’ on it! :D
jagedlo over 1 year ago
You missed your chance, carpet…you could have wrapped up The Fink and flown him somewhere where he’d never be heard from again!
walstib Premium Member over 1 year ago
Cue Steppenwolf: ♪ “Magic Carpet Ride” ♪
Chithing Premium Member over 1 year ago
Carpet say “don’t tread on me.”
Goat from PBS over 1 year ago
Rug burn to the extreme.
alan over 1 year ago
Looks like the spook is going to get a new cell mate
assrdood over 1 year ago
Nobody does carpets anymore – it’s a “hardwood floor” world now. Not sure why.
rockyridge1977 over 1 year ago
Short legs….missed that wrinkle.
geese28 over 1 year ago
Even the carpet dislikes the fink
rshive over 1 year ago
Does the Fink need Wiz THAT badly?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 1 year ago
He still does. I’m thinking the boss just want to actually know when he gets it.
Amra Leo over 1 year ago
Got an interesting sense of humor, too…
jconnors3954 over 1 year ago
The Karma carpet!
Moonkey Premium Member over 1 year ago
This gives me a flashback to the carpet runner that was covering up a hole in a restaurant. It looked normal. I stepped over the hole and my foot sunk into it and I fell, since I had expected my foot to move along with me. My broken ankle healed, although in winter it aches some. My knees will never be the same and were supposed to be replaced 3 years ago. I did have surgery on one, but I still have the originals and walk every day. My wrists were also damaged, and twice again this month, but I never had them checked out. I don’t feel any fondness for carpet runners. I would prefer to see the actual flooring.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 1 year ago
“I was thinking more in terms of one that was able to fly.”
T... over 1 year ago
King’s magic carpet should rise above all, off with Wiz’s head…
M.K.Staffeld over 1 year ago
Apparently the carpet’s got a bit of an attitude…
eddi-TBH over 1 year ago
“Report to the rack.”
eced52 over 1 year ago
Not magic if I can’t walk on it.