Message from @What Would Jack Conte Do?
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i need nitro to use it
they want me to pay them 40 bucks a year to use an emote
Idk, do we even have nitro emotes?
Only like one person here even pays for this shit lol
I don't think we do
@Fitzydog No I think it's if you want to use more than 40 emotes
if people keep putting new emotes into the list
Happy yeehaw day everyone
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does it involve lasooing mexicans
even better
you get to whip mexicans
wtf
rly
i dun believe you
@What Would Jack Conte Do? the fuck is this garbage thumbnail lad
oh shit waddup
What about Belisarius' and Justinian's conquests?
That was like a bleak revival of hope and dreams that came shattering down
@Jabba said no American ever. That is written by a Brit. Americans don't say "on side".
what would an American say?
"They shot the Commies, they are only slightly inferior to us."
Hamburger
Or,
"Their culture has just nearly grasped the concept of strategy and tactics in warfare. Given 2,000 more years, they might evolve to be useful."
@Capitán Alatriste you can't just forget about Basil the bulgar slayer
> This may have been a deliberate decision by Raphael to show the harmony between Greek philosophy and Christian doctrine. It is also possible, though, that this is merely coincidence.
It almost certainly is on purpose
*This man is almost certainly the Cynic philosopher Diogenes of Sinope (lived c. 412 – c. 323 BC), who was notorious for living in the streets. According to the third-century AD Greek biographer Diogenes Laërtios, among Diogenes’s only possessions were his cloak and a wooden bowl. These are exactly the two objects we see next to him here in the painting.*
Jeeze, even the Greeks had degenerate gutter punks
this is why you beat cynics @Fitzydog
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@galesteppes So.... where's the hidden meaning of the fresco?