It is, but it’s not any older, which is one of the reasons it’s clearly made up. No one talked about it for over 1000 years then suddenly a guy with something to gain suddenly knows this “fact” about a place he’s never been, and no one else outside of his vicinity can remember it.
The 1100s is when an Italian merchant made up a story about the “eye of the needle” being a gate in Jerusalem that a camel could juuuuuuust about squeeze through if the owner bowed their head or something.
Is this the scene where aragorn suffers the “loss” of a toe? Legos can be pretty brutal
I’d argue trump checks several of these boxes.
Feels like it’s a dog whistle most of the time and not a very good one. I’ve seen people assuming that someone isn’t here legally much more often with someone of a different race. A lot of the time people will bring it up for the sake of racism. Inherently? I don’t know if it would be racist to oppose them for it’s own sake, but you’d have to have just as much a problem with the German guy overstaying a visa. I’d also say that opposing it for it’s own sake is unchristian.
Cool, what’s your social?
Looking into it, the department of war had removed the navy 150 years before. Arguably the DoD was a new department to encompass the department of the navy and the department of the army(the previous department of war) without the implication that the army was in charge being associated with the war department without the navy for so long. The naming, I could argue, is disrespectful to the US Navy of the late 1790s to the late 1940s.
This feels like the guy is being more honest with himself and his love of the antichrist.
I’m glad I don’t have to worry about passing brutal metal shit out of me. For some reason tetsuo the iron man comes to mind, but instead for women.
For the POWER of doing something UNNECESSARY because you CAN
This is python
It makes my work maintaining computer systems a nightmare. Mary Smith changing to Mary Taylor makes my job harder. At least on these CoTS systems, and without notice.
I try not to feel bad when I’m wrong. There is a whole trillion dollar set of apparatuses at work specifically evolved and designed to trick us into falling for it. I don’t judge for being wrong, but for refusing to admit it when it’s so clear it is sometimes flabbergasting. I’ve tried to see what they see to be fair to them, but they believe an election was stolen because somebody walked by a mailbox in Philly. I can’t understand that level of guillibility if someone is willing to admit they are wrong.
None of this is about value. It’s about an idiot selling to idiot stockholders. Wait, no, he doesn’t sell twitter stock does he? The thing was he had controlling interest right?
It seems like such a little story that it would probably have an origin. It doesn’t seem like the ceramics class, the people who created the story mentioned, ever existed. When asked, they said it was actually a photography class (from the professor Jerry Uelsman). I’d also argue that while that may hold true for learning skills (if it does) it doesn’t necessarily hold true for performing skills. Also I’d say the main reason it could work, is that it got them to actually do something.
Hey look! It’s Justin Long! I’m glad to see he’s doing well
Don’t TELL them how many subs you put there. God damn.
Is anyone else bothered by how unaligned this looks?
Isn’t that just g major?
Edit, wait misread the placement of the index finger