A/N - So, thank you to PianoPrincess for this idea. Maybe you were just joking, but it's an interesting idea.


Aphrodite Breaks a Nail: Aphrodite has broken her nail, an event she said would never happen.


Hermes: Ha ha! Aphrodite broke her nail! Ha ha!

Aphrodite: That's mean! I'm still beautiful!

Hermes: But you broke a nail! HAHA!

Athena: You're being immature, Hermes. I suspect you've broken a nail before, am I right?

Aphrodite: Don't you dare compare me to Hermes!

Athena: Whatever. So, I guess I'll just go join Hermes in taunting you about it. Would you prefer that?

Aphrodite: Um...

Demeter: Aphrodite broke a nail, guys. It doesn't matter. It's just a nail.

Aphrodite: But now my finger isn't beautiful and perfect!

Hermes: So right.

Aphrodite: You're - *sniff sniff* - mean, Hermes. I'm still - *sniff sniff* - beautiful.

Hermes: Not you're finger!

Athena: Your finger.

Hermes: Actually, Athena, it's her finger. HA! I'm right, you're wrong! I proved Athena wrong, guys! Athena messed up, guys!

Athena: I didn't mess up. I meant that "you're finger" isn't proper English. It's "your finger".

Hermes: But it's not my finger. It's Aphrodite's.

Athena: Οχι, ανόητος, ήταν μια γραμματικά λάθη. (Auto-Translate: No, idiot, it was a grammatical error)

Hermes: Grammatical error? I don't care about grammar.

Athena: Εσείς πρέπει. Είναι σημαντικό. (Auto-Translate: You should. It is important.)

Hermes: I don't care about English. We're Greek. Ζήτω η Ελλάδα. (Auto-Translate: Long live Greece.)

Athena: But now we're living in America, where people speak English. Very few speak Greek.

Hermes: Yeah, well, we do.

Athena: But we're in America, so English is important.

Hermes: Um, so is Spanish, right? Um...no...hablar...espanol?

Athena: Well, your Spanish is even worse that your English. No hablo español is I don't speak Spanish.

Hermes: But clearly you do.

Athena: Well, I speak, like, a hundred languages. I've had about two millennia to learn, after all.

Hermes: Too..amaziñgue?

Athena: Sorry?

Hermes: You're amazing, right?

Athena: Well, I am...but what was that "too amaziñgue" thing? Did you mean "too amazing"? That isn't possible.

Hermes: It was Spanish. Um...right? I mean, it had the n with the funny thing over it, and the strange spelling...so surely it was Spanish.

Athena: Um, Hermes, that was definitely not Spanish.

Hermes: But it had the funny n! Every word with the funny n is Spanish!

Athena: No. Not necessarily.

Hermes: Whatever. I'll learn Spanish, I will!

Athena: Yes! Finally, another god appreciates the usefulness of knowing different languages! Now, I'd be even happier if there was a chance you'd succeed!

Hermes: Uh, I really only want to learn the language to...wait, what?

Athena: Hermes, there is no chance you will successfully learn Spanish.

Hermes: I will! Just you wait! I'm leaving now to find myself a good Spanish teacher! Or no, I think I'll look for one tomorrow.

Athena: See what I mean? You can't even look for one!

Hermes: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.

Hades: BLAH BLAH BLAH I CAN'T HEAR YOU! Man, I really hate that expression. And it's not true at all! I mean, people say they're not hurt, and then they go cry about it!

Hermes: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.

Hades: LIAR!

Hermes: I'm not a liar!

Hades: Are too.

Hermes: Am not.

Hades: You are so a liar!

Hermes: I am not!

Hades: Are too.

Hermes: Am not!

Hades: Are too!

Hermes: Am not!

Hades: Also, Hermes, look at how angry you got when I called you a liar. Words clearly

make you want to cry and run to mommy.

Hermes: Now you're just being mean! I feel so...

Hades: Oh, so the liar is a softie, too? Look, Hermes, I've been denied and disregarded and forgotten and neglected for the last two millennia that I call my life. Don't you dare insist you've had a hard time.

Hermes: For a good reason! You're so...cruel! You make me cry!

Hades: Told you words can hurt you! But I'm used to it, so that tactic won't work on me!

Hermes: *sob sob*

Hades: Wow, and you're really crying about it!

Hermes: You - *sob sob* - called me a - *sob sob* - a liar! That hurts! I'm bleeding on the inside!

Athena: Um, I think that's a bit of an exaggeration, Hermes.

Hermes: Well, yeah. But still!

Apollo: That calls for another awesome haiku!

Hades, how could you

Do such a horrible thing?

Call him a liar?

Hades: Seriously, that wasn't anything cruel!

Hephaestus: No, it wasn't. I say a lot worse when one of my automatons fails me.

Ares: Oh, my foul talk is worse than yours, I bet!

Hephaestus: Whatever.

Hermes: But nothing is worse than what Hades called me.

Apollo: Oh, I agree completely.

Ares: Oh, my foul talk is worse.

Apollo: Sure it is.

Hades is so mean

He said something terrible

Called him a liar

Hades: You Olympians are so weird. I'm signing off now. Bye.

Hermes: Good!

Aphrodite: You must help me! My nail is broken!

Ares: One?

Aphrodite: Yes, darling! I broke one nail! A whole nail! You have to help me!

Ares: One nail is nothing. I have twenty nails broken at the moment. They'll be gone by tomorrow, replaced by other injuries that will be gone the next day. Don't worry.

Aphrodite: Don't worry? Why would I worry about your nails when one of mine is broken? I mean, the blood is smearing the keyboard! Oh! Saying that makes me want to barf up my perfect pink cake!

Hephaestus: Ick, I saw that cake. I do not want you vomiting up that thing. I'm going to shut the thing down now, guys. Bye.


A/N - So, thanks for reading!