You Know You're A History Major When
- You know where the history section in at least 3 different book stores are.
- You find the Black Death European Tour shirt on Cafe Press the most funny thing you've seen in a long time
- You read all three volumes of Gibson's Decline and Fall of the Rome Empire for fun.
- You find dead people interesting
- "You no longer consider Latin a dead language but a form of entertainment"
- You know how to properly use Chicago footnote style
- "You know you’re a history major when you tell people you were born in the wrong century"
- You can make snide remarks about how the French lost the Indochina War by catching the Dien Bien Flu
- When you know more dead people than living
- You refer to the history channel as the Hitler channel
- You disagree with the history channel
- You can do proper citations in your sleep
- You enjoy writing papers as much as you enjoy sex
- You're more familiar with past European heads of state than you are with some of your own relations.
- You can tell people that the ingredients for beer was the first thing planted upon reaching Virginia.
- The only form of citation is CHICAGO STYLE!!
- You know that a revolution within a country isn't always going to turn out the way it started!!!
- The saying: "Loath thy father love thy grandma/father" is familiar within royal families!!
- You know you are a history major when you are amused by town names in the U.S. that have historical European counterparts (i.e. Antioch, California)
- You know you’re a history major when someone asks you what your major is and when you tell them the first thing they ask is ARE YOU GOING TO TEACH
- When someone says they're a Goth you wonder why they're not attacking Rome
- No one wants to watch period films with you, because you point all the little mistakes that no one else cares about.
- You can check a book out from the library relating to history and it hasn't been checked out for at least 20 years!
- You’ve read at least 20-25 books detailing WWII by the day you also know the true operation codename of d-day in June, as well as operation body guard, and that ULTRA was built by the British with some Polish help
- You know you are a history major when you've heard the joke about the book of possible careers for a history major being one page long FAR too many times.