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Jesus Turns Wine Back to Water After Wedding Guests Start Doing The Electric Slide buff.ly/KDN4L1D

The peasants are about to revolt, but then this banger hits 🥸😄

Noah's Wife Again Catches Him Trying To Huck The Cats Overboard buff.ly/ODIhcFe

Hadrian's Wall is not the border between England and Scotland. It never has been. It runs entirely inside England, and always did. Begun in 122 AD. Eighty Roman miles, coast to coast: 73 in modern measure. A milecastle at every Roman mile. Two turrets between each one. And a gate through the Wall at every milecastle. Eighty gates through your own defensive barrier. That is not how you stop an army. That is how you control who crosses. Behind it ran the Vallum: a second ditch, banked either side, almost the whole length. Twenty years after work began, Rome moved its frontier north, and built a new wall across what is now central Scotland. Twenty years after that, they came back to Hadrian's Wall, and held it for another two centuries. 🏛️

A Chadian man wearing Crusader armor taken from the Tuaregs. "And the Tuareg still posess ancient coats of mail that their ancestors took from the Crusaders" Source; From the Niger to the Nile p.126 by Boyd Alexander.

This must have been the mother of all pub crawls - Here are the pubs of the Isle of Dogs - this map shows just 41 of them clustered around the docks - only a handful remain... the-east-end.co.uk #eastend #History #pubs

“Circe and the Friends of Ulysses” Briton Rivière c. 1871

Carl Bloch - "In a Roman Osteria" (1866)

Two German soldiers wearing portable sound detection devices to locate enemy aircraft on the Western Front around 1917, during World War I.