Some motherfuckers forget that PTSD used to be "diagnosed" as cowardice.
Some motherfuckers forget that PTSD used to be "diagnosed" as cowardice.
I mean, if that’s the absolute worst these guys can say about him, then Carter is gonna walk away smelling of roses compared to many of his successors and predecessors. And while it’s possible he mellowed with age - looking at you, James Cameron - that doesn’t excuse being a massive asshole in your youth.'Phony' Jimmy Carter Blasted By Ex-Secret Service Agents Days After Former President Enters Hospice Care (msn.com)
First I've heard about him, but wouldn't surprise me.
Yeah, a layer of fat helps protect the body from blows. And real-life strongmen don't look like bodybuilders, as a rule. Apparently part of the diet was due to some quack medicine superfood rubbish.That Roman gladiators ate a mostly vegetarian diet of barley, beans and dried fruits, and probably looked pretty pudgy rather than musclebound so more TF2 Hoovy than Kratos. They also probably fought barefooted.
It's the carb-loading.And real-life strongmen don't look like bodybuilders, as a rule.
The fact there's a commandment about this implies this was a serious problem at one point. Ancient Judaism, do we need to have a talk about Necromancy?510-Deut. 18:11 — Not to attempt to contact the dead
Well, given how many people have since tried to pray Jesus...The fact there's a commandment about this implies this was a serious problem at one point. Ancient Judaism, do we need to have a talk about Necromancy?
Ouch.Well, given how many people have since tried to pray Jesus...
" The famous mythical legend of King Arthur goes that he pulled his magical Excalibur sword from the stone it was forged in. "Archaeologists find medieval 'Excalibur' sword in Bosnian lake
www.thearchaeologist.org
Key statement-
Historians are now trying to determine how it became embedded in the rock and why.
The six ancient Norse myths that still resonate today
From Marvel's Thor to Game of Thrones and Neil Gaiman, Norse legends have influenced culture and current ideas, according to a new book.www.bbc.com
Archaeologists find medieval 'Excalibur' sword in Bosnian lake
www.thearchaeologist.org
Key statement-
Historians are now trying to determine how it became embedded in the rock and why.
Archaeologist, curator at the Museum of the Republika Srpska and slightly confused queen of Britain.Ivana Pandzic, archaeologist and curator at the Museum of the Republika Srpska, said special care was needed to free the rusted weapon.
Yeah, in various places haunting wasn't seen as a problem, because they were your family and presumably you were used to living with them.Apparently in Ancient Mesopotamia, it was common at one point to bury your dead relatives under the floorboards of your house. Except the dead kids and infants. You'd bury them in the walls.
You want Haunted houses? Because that's how you get haunted houses, people!
To be fair, there's a lot of myths and legends of ghosts from that time and place, as well as how to get them to go back to the underworld, so apparently they were aware of this and there was an ancient equlvent of the Ghostbusters people could call on to deal with this.