Message from @BPO_NightWing
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nah but i sympathise with that lifestyle
maybe keanu reeves comes and destroys all tech
like in that movie
with the grey `goo`
lol
that would work
however we'll die with this planet
one thing about teddy by damn did he hate leftists
that's the tradeoff
Wow that broken boomer actually feels pretty accurate, every one except haven’t hung out with friends in weeks describes me 🤔
Middle dog: "You fucking beta weaklings."
https://youtu.be/KEoGrbKAyKE @commando
this is my favorit movie
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My thoughts on the fetal alcohol syndrome aspie
No wonder shes a 3star servent
DAAAAAAAAAAMMMN
@Porkchop holy fuck thats real
**wow**
boudica is a fucking joke nevermind
in a thousand years we'll be using kugelblitz for power, you faggots, not uranium or bathsalts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelblitz_%28astrophysics%29
Boudica led her army forward across the plain and into the narrowing field in a massive frontal attack. As they advanced, they were channeled into a tightly packed mass. Just before the Britons got into close contact with their enemies, the Romans threw their pila, a type of javelin, to cut down some of the charging Britons and to damage the shields of the others, forcing them to discard their shields and leave themselves exposed. When the Romans had exhausted their missiles, they rushed out and marched forward in a tightly packed wedge-like column. The Romans, with a clear advantage in armour, weapons and discipline, had a decisive advantage in the close-quarters fighting against the tightly packed Britons. The Roman cavalry, lances extended, then entered the battle.
As the Britons' losses increased they tried to retreat, but their flight was blocked by the ring of wagons and they were massacred. The Romans killed not only the warriors but also the women, children, and even pack animals. Tacitus relates a rumor that 80,000 Britons fell against the loss of only 400 Romans.[13] However, the figures quoted for the campaign in the ancient sources are regarded by modern historians as extravagant.[4][19]
bouthicca
