In the year 258 AD, Roman executioners expected screams of agony when they bound Lawrence, a defiant deacon of Rome, to a massive iron gridiron. They had kindled a slow-burning fire beneath him, designed to prolong his suffering by roasting him alive. Instead, they received one of the most legendary displays of dark humor in human history.
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