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Painting statues apparently means there was a large contingent of blacks in Ancient Greece Are we seriously retarded?
bob's burgers urbanist 🐿️
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Hellenic Echoes
@HellenicEchoesOct 18
Can you please help. A monk was lost while trying to travel to his ancestral homelands for a pilgrimage.
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Lana’s Top Guy@LanasTopGuyOct 18
Any French girls want a path to US citizenship dm me
saila
@sailaunderscoreOct 18
Type of reel your coworker sends you while your girlfriend asks “who’s texting why are you laughing so much, I bet it’s your fucking bitch coworker.” so you have to pretend someone else sent it.
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Yot@Yotler1Oct 17
Contraception is responsible for the death of romance. True romance requires complete commitment, i.e. marriage, and finds its completion in procreation, the offspring being the fruit of the spouses’ love. By inhibiting procreation, contraception renders romance unfruitful.
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Daniel ♱🇻🇦🇺🇸@danielthepapistOct 16
Please pray for me, that my confession this weekend is a good one and that I overcome my habitual sins.
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Inviting History@invitinghistoryOct 17
"I have endeavored as a woman to present the picture of a woman who was loved and hated, praised or criticized, who has been called traitress, martyr, and even saint, but who has never sunk into oblivion." -Dorothy Moulton Mayer, 'Marie Antoinette: the Tragic Queen'
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Callahan 🌲🏴@CallahanianartOct 16
La famille royale ne méritait pas d'être exécutée, Dieu ai pitié de ses martyrs
Pop Base
@PopBaseOct 16
233 years ago today, Marie Antoinette was guillotined.
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Inviting History@invitinghistoryOct 16
From the narrative of Rosalie, after asking Marie Antoinette, who had not eaten much for days, if she would like anything on the morning of her execution: "The Queen was weeping bitterly. She answered: 'I shall never need anything again, my girl, everything is over for me.'"
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Montjoie Saint Denis
@SaintMontjoieOct 16
16 octobre 1793, Saint-Denis. Le jour où ils décapitent la Reine Marie-Antoinette, les républicains profanent les tombes de ses enfants : Louis-Joseph mort à 7 ans et Sophie-Hélène morte à 11 mois. Ils ouvrent les petits cercueils de plomb et jettent les restes dans une fosse commune. En 2026, des cerveaux malades veulent en faire un spectacle.
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Inviting History@invitinghistoryOct 16
What were Marie Antoinette's last words? Most accounts simply tell you that her last words, after accidentally stepping on the executioner's foot, were "I'm sorry, monsieur, I did not do it on purpose." But were these her actual last words? Let's look at the source...
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Rorate Caeli
@RorateCaeliOct 16
A faithful wife. A loving mother. A devout and pious Catholic. Marie-Antoinette, Queen and Martyr, murdered by the satanic revolution. Oct. 16, 1793
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LB@looksbizarreOct 16
This is the most deranged logo in the history of advertising.
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luca 🐞@dippersdiariesOct 16
hes exactly who he thinks he is respect the bob
jimmy outsold is carrie red
@jimmysoldoutOct 15
who the hell was sponge feeling like😭😭😭
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Why is Gen Z so scared of trying new things? The worst that could happen is you getting mocked to hundreds of thousands for not doing something perfectly with no practice
antifav 🇦🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷
@antifavxdOct 13
a geração Z é muito burra kkk não sabe fazer nada
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▐┛Pilgrim ⌖🇻🇦@lwkcatholicOct 16
The people saying that they have religious psychosis for not wanting to draw porn anymore:
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jd88 🇻🇦@jdgroypOct 15
Going to Mass is more important than reading the Bible.
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I did this even when I was 2 this isn't really shocking
Rock Solid
@ShitpostRockOct 15
Are women like... okay?
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Sensitive young men once ruled the world
CallMeEzekiel
@CallMeEzekielYTOct 16
I disagree. The early 1800s is called the Romantic Era for a reason No one today understands the intensity of their emotions, their quickness to violence, or the sensitivity of their spirits Napoleon's favorite book was The Sorrows of Young Werther. As soon as he conquered Germany, Napoleon insisted on meeting its author Goethe The greatest statesmen of the era like Bismarck and Cavour frequently cried in public, threw tantrums, and threatened suicide if they they didn't get their way. Napoleon III fought and his brother died for their romantic dream of Italian liberation. As Emperor Napoleon III sent France to war for it All of the literature from this time is not only about the turmoil of men's inner lives but how, unlike today, it irresistibly drove them to action Anyone who today behaves like the romantics did has already been institutionalized. The lucky ones got called cringe and ignored
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CallMeEzekiel
@CallMeEzekielYTOct 16
I disagree. The early 1800s is called the Romantic Era for a reason No one today understands the intensity of their emotions, their quickness to violence, or the sensitivity of their spirits Napoleon's favorite book was The Sorrows of Young Werther. As soon as he conquered Germany, Napoleon insisted on meeting its author Goethe The greatest statesmen of the era like Bismarck and Cavour frequently cried in public, threw tantrums, and threatened suicide if they they didn't get their way. Napoleon III fought and his brother died for their romantic dream of Italian liberation. As Emperor Napoleon III sent France to war for it All of the literature from this time is not only about the turmoil of men's inner lives but how, unlike today, it irresistibly drove them to action Anyone who today behaves like the romantics did has already been institutionalized. The lucky ones got called cringe and ignored
Sonar Commander@jdvelexOct 16
Replying to @CallMeEzekielYT @Magnarancia
I think the interesting thing is that the 1800’s were full of men who could easily be of our time. They’re removed only by airplanes and satellites, but are the same dudes.
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dolly@persiandolliesOct 16
The president should create a foid visa which allows all cute foids to automatically become US citizens
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mitxie@jesterlina480pOct 15
the duality of man
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