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Frog butt. That is all. 8 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Apple butt?
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I’ve always said I wanna try mammoth meat 6 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
I have yet to eat a wild bird I didn't enjoy. Then again, I haven't tasted ortolan.
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Phalanx you say? BRRTTTT 2 comments
Things are gonna go to shit soon 1 comments
I am a simple man, I like simple things. 9 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Thank god I prefer a dad bod. Now just need to find a guy who prefers a mom bod.
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Nice one Georgie 2 comments
Hail whoever 1 comments
I do so appreciate the candidness 8 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Just because there are few physical relics from an era does not mean that those who lived in it were without value. Mesoliths ftw <3 I do not however think that @iccarus was implying this, but was simply admiring the leavings of one of the many post-Neolithic cultures.
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Takes a sec 4 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
That's a Zwilling Henckels knife! Get the blade off the countertop, you cretin!
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A chance 3 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Her weight is irrelevant. Her comment is condescending and rude. I'm tired of this shit too.
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Should've known the scorched earth tactic would come to bite him in the arse 1 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Vercingetorix didn't die at the Battle of Alesia. He surrendered and was imprisoned for years before those Roman bastards beheaded him. I always wondered why they didn't kill him immediately. I suppose it demoralized the Gauls, rather than firing them up for revenge as his immediate murder would have done.
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She burned around 300 protestants at the stake 6 comments
snowbeast
· 3 years ago
Mary suffered terribly at the hands of her father. I think most of her mental and physical problems, including the phantom pregnancies, can be blamed on him. Becoming illegitimate overnight, her mother cast aside, her religious convictions scorned - it would do a number on most of us. Mary had been forbidden to see her mother for 3 years - all due to Henry's insistence that Mary submit to his will in declaring herself illegitimate and Elizabeth the true princess. Then her mother died, and I don't think Mary was ever the same after that. She channeled her frustration and grief into this religious fervor which she was as unable to control as queen as she was the rest of her life. Despite her horrific deeds, I cannot help but pity her.
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Shapeshifting 11 comments
If you up those numbers and it’s based 1 comments
Swedish Warship Vasa 10 comments
Extremely early history meme 2 comments