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Anonymous No.97[View Thread]
Early meme from 1921
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Anonymous No.96[View Thread]
For your folkloric needs:
https://www.folkloredatabase.com/
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Anonymous No.93[View Thread]
A papyrus that documents a bullying incident in the classroom. A group of bullies, led by Alexandros, surrounded a boy named Symphronios. They twisted his thumbs so violently that his bones dislocated. 9th–11th century CE.
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A young boy named Symphronios (later called Panine) was enrolled in a school in late antique Egypt. He was exceptionally gifted and mastered reading, writing, mathematics, and scripture much faster than the older students. His rapid success made his classmates jealous, especially a boy named Alexandros. The teacher said the young boy was the smartest.
When the teacher left the classroom, Alexandros tricked Symphronios into showing his writing skills. Then, in a fit of jealousy, he violently bent and dislocated both of the younger boy's thumbs, mocking him by saying, "Try to hold the pen now, peasant!"
Symphronios did not seek revenge. But his friend Panew told the teacher what had happened, however Alexandros had disappeared before he could be punished. After spending three days at home, Symphronios's thumbs were miraculously healed, allowing him to return to school. He believed that God was the one who healed him.
From then on, he became known as Panine, meaning "he of the thumbs."
This papyrus, written in Egyptian coptic, was found in the archive of Saint panine, that records a very early part of his life.
Source: Jealousy, Bullying, and Broken Thumbs
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Alexandros and the older students said to the small young boy, the holy Symphronios, ‘Quickly, show us your writing-board, so that our teacher will not […] us for your aptitude.’ Immediately, the young boy Symphronios got up and showed the letters with great cleverness, like someone who had spent a long time in the classroom.
The student Alexandros – the Devil filled all his body – jumped upon the young boy Symphronios. He grabbed his two thumbs, on his left hand and on his right hand, and bent and pulled them until their bones dislocated from their joints. Then he said to him, ‘Try to hold the pen now, peasant!image
A papyrus that documents a bullying incident in the classroom. A group of bullies, led by Alexandros, surrounded a boy named Symphronios. They twisted his thumbs so violently that his bones dislocated. 9th–11th century CE.
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A young boy named Symphronios (later called Panine) was enrolled in a school in late antique Egypt. He was exceptionally gifted and mastered reading, writing, mathematics, and scripture much faster than the older students. His rapid success made his classmates jealous, especially a boy named Alexandros. The teacher said the young boy was the smartest.
When the teacher left the classroom, Alexandros tricked Symphronios into showing his writing skills. Then, in a fit of jealousy, he violently bent and dislocated both of the younger boy's thumbs, mocking him by saying, "Try to hold the pen now, peasant!"
Symphronios did not seek revenge. But his friend Panew told the teacher what had happened, however Alexandros had disappeared before he could be punished. After spending three days at home, Symphronios's thumbs were miraculously healed, allowing him to return to school. He believed that God was the one who healed him.
From then on, he became known as Panine, meaning "he of the thumbs."
This papyrus, written in Egyptian coptic, was found in the archive of Saint panine, that records a very early part of his life.
Source: Jealousy, Bullying, and Broken Thumbs
Quote:
Alexandros and the older students said to the small young boy, the holy Symphronios, ‘Quickly, show us your writing-board, so that our teacher will not […] us for your aptitude.’ Immediately, the young boy Symphronios got up and showed the letters with great cleverness, like someone who had spent a long time in the classroom.
The student Alexandros – the Devil filled all his body – jumped upon the young boy Symphronios. He grabbed his two thumbs, on his left hand and on his right hand, and bent and pulled them until their bones dislocated from their joints. Then he said to him, ‘Try to hold the pen now, peasant!File: lady-getting-freckle-rem...0s-v0-x169p10e5v7h1.png (image, 800x917)
Anonymous No.91[View Thread]
Lady getting freckle removal CO2 in the 1930s.
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Clacton Spear Anonymous No.87[View Thread]
The Clacton Spear, or Clacton Spear Point, is the tip of a wooden spear discovered in Clacton-on-Sea in 1911. At approximately 400,000 years old, it is the oldest known worked wooden weapon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clacton_Spear
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The Clacton Spear, or Clacton Spear Point, is the tip of a wooden spear discovered in Clacton-on-Sea in 1911. At approximately 400,000 years old, it is the oldest known worked wooden weapon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clacton_Spear
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Anonymous No.86[View Thread]
In the Roman Empire, Egypt had the highest average yearly income after only Italy
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In the Roman Empire, Egypt had the highest average yearly income after only Italy
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Anonymous No.85[View Thread]
The sister of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, founded a German colony in Paraguay called Nueva Germania (New Germany) with his husband Bernhard. Initially it was a failure, Bernhard killed himself and Elisabeth returned to Europe, but the town survived and today it produces yerba mate. They still speak German, along with Spanish and Guarani.
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The sister of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche, founded a German colony in Paraguay called Nueva Germania (New Germany) with his husband Bernhard. Initially it was a failure, Bernhard killed himself and Elisabeth returned to Europe, but the town survived and today it produces yerba mate. They still speak German, along with Spanish and Guarani.
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Anonymous No.82[View Thread]
9 Kings in one photo, taken in 1910. Just four years later, they would be on opposite sides of the deadliest war in history.
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9 Kings in one photo, taken in 1910. Just four years later, they would be on opposite sides of the deadliest war in history.
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Anonymous No.80[View Thread]
Aryan invasion of northern India, 2000 BC, colourized.
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Fags will see this, look you dead in the eye, and tell you the AIDS crisis was Reagan’s fault.
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>bro bro you gotta read Heraclitus then Descartes then Leibniz then Kant then Hegel to understand Marx
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>bro bro you gotta read Heraclitus then Descartes then Leibniz then Kant then Hegel to understand Marx
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The Latrine Disaster of 1184 was the mass death of 60 important local nobles in Erfurt, Germany while attending to a land dispute, dying after the rotten support beams collapsed them into a sewage of human waste, drowning them to death.
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The Latrine Disaster of 1184 was the mass death of 60 important local nobles in Erfurt, Germany while attending to a land dispute, dying after the rotten support beams collapsed them into a sewage of human waste, drowning them to death.
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Anonymous No.67[View Thread]
Alexamenos Graffito. The earliest known depiction of Jesus Christ. Dating to between the 1st and 3rd centuries. Found at a Paedagogium (boarding school) in Rome. This is thought to be reflecting the ideas of Apion who accused the early Christians of onolatry (donkey-worship).
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Alexamenos Graffito. The earliest known depiction of Jesus Christ. Dating to between the 1st and 3rd centuries. Found at a Paedagogium (boarding school) in Rome. This is thought to be reflecting the ideas of Apion who accused the early Christians of onolatry (donkey-worship).
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soviets really looked at a map of europe and thought: "how can we make the most hideously horrible borders ever possible?" and so came up with ukraine
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soviets really looked at a map of europe and thought: "how can we make the most hideously horrible borders ever possible?" and so came up with ukraine
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