Message from @A Pesky Sæxon
Discord ID: 649495538663686144
"'We refuse to surrender to a nation we have defeated in Albania, fuck off.'"
*In greek*
"Tell them if they don't understand what "Fuck off" means, they can come in and we'll show them"
*In Italian*
"They say that if you don't understand what fuck off means, you can go in and they'll show you."
"Bullshit, what the fuck is this?"
*In Greek*
"We reserve the right to surrender to a German officer of significant rank!"
*In Italian*
"Shit... where's Feldwebel Hans..."
*Later*
*In Greek*
"I said a german officer of significant rank. Fuck off"
*In Italian*
"He says he's not of significant rank."
*In German*
"I'm the highest ranking German officer on this island. I don't know what they expect."
*In Greek*
"Feldwebel Hans is the highest ranking German on the Island. He will accept your surrender."
"Fuck..."
Never mind
Found the full version here
"That temple was under my protection, you bring war to your doorstep Oda."
"I am the demon king of the 7th heaven, come and get me"
i think my old typewriter is retarded or at least autistic. for some god unkown fucking reason, spinning the right colour thingy clockwise activates the spacebar. its kind of like giving your frontbumber a good kick turns on the car ignition. its not supposed to happen. so why the fuck does it do that. typewriter is a "Torpedo modell 6" serial number 853910
Chad women in history?
Anna Komnene.
Anna wrote the Alexiad in the mid-1140s or 1150s.[49] Anna cited her husband's unfinished work as the reason why she began the Alexiad.[50] Before his death in 1137, her husband, Nikephoros Bryennios the Younger, was working on a history, which was supposed to record the events before and during the reign of Alexios I.[50] His death left the history unfinished after recording the events of the reign of Emperor Nikephoros Botaneiates.[50] Ruth Macrides argues that while Bryennios' writing may have been a source of inspiration for the Alexiad, it is incorrect to suggest that the Alexiad was Bryennios' work edited by Anna (as Howard-Johnston has argued on tenuous grounds).[51]
In what is considered to be a sort-of statement on how she gathered her sources for the Alexiad, Anna wrote, “My material ... has been gathered from insignificant writings, absolutely devoid of literary pretensions, and from old soldiers who were serving in the army at the time that my father seized the Roman sceptre ... I based the truth of my history on them by examining their narratives and comparing them with what I had written, and what they told me with what I had often heard, from my father in particular and from my uncles … From all these materials the whole fabric of my history – my true history – has been woven.”[52] Beyond just eyewitness accounts from veterans or her male family members, scholars have also noted that Anna used the imperial archives, which allowed her access to official documents.[53]
GWOT hours
Anna Komnene
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She NAENAE'D TOO MUCH!
Is this a kangz joke @A Pesky Sæxon
Yes.
Good.
eheheh 🇬🇧 <:tricks:642574564295049226>
Were the Byzantine empire roman
Or were the Roman empire byzantine?
He screams
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