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It's great. Tons of interesting stuff on permanent display, excellent temporary exhibitions and fantastic backup for both via books and Web content.

Their toilets are the worst stygian stink pit in Christendom though. Hold it in and waddle down to the ones at the Wallace Collection.

>>2114571

Oh yeah, and good luck getting into the Egyptian section or anywhere near the real Rosetta Stone if it's busy or a weekend.

Good displays, actual books in the gift shop, mostly accessible. What more could you want?

Euphoric.

>>2127731
Not an argument

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>not being Lutheran

>>2114344
Privacy is a meme and going the way of the dodo, it's better to adapt and assume that everything you do can be shared publicly

>>2114344
>>2114352
t. Jew

>>2114344
>>2114352
t. sperglords

>>2127684
Citation needed.

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>>2127684
>31st century /his/
>"yfw realise Hogwarts was real"

>>2128530
>alien /his
>yfw you realized earth was real

allo tabarnak

>>2113899
>The HRE was actually the Islamic Saracen Caliphate.

The absolute madman!!!

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Caparison. It looked nice and offered some protection against arrows and stuff.

>>2113834
It was called looking badass.

Protection and showing your coat of arms.

>>2127648

Does anyone pretend this? He was a Great Man, but I can't think of a single Great Man who wasn't a cunt in one way or another.

>>2127648
He BTFO the sacred band of fags so he's good in my book

He made some great songs, shame he died so young. Anyone been to his grave in Paris?

1. Its the oil
2. Its their money in general [see: Hillary Clinton]
3. Its because the Democratic Coalition isn't a massed group with shared values, its a disparate alliance against an imaginary phantom [the dreaded straight white male]. Muslims can be absolutely medieval and nobody on the Left will care because muh progress muh culture muh religion of peace.

>>2127638
>an imaginary phantom [the dreaded straight white male].

I would guess a decent portion of this website is made up of straight white males, we're hardly imaginary

They keep a pretty good lid on both sand niggers and petroleum deposits.

Or at least, they do a good enough job that we fear that whatever would replace them would be even worse.

Have a nutritious diet while you're a kid while also being stimulated mentally

Eating fish.

>>2127604
By not referring to yourself as one

And before anyone asks, yes, fighting like that will get you killed by a swiss peasant with a halberd.

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>Vouge vs Glaive.
Judging from your picture, I'd say it is more like a couteau de brêche and a fauchard. A voulge would be pic related.
But polearms nomenclature is an immense clusterfuck, so fuck me sideways.

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>>2113832
Fouchard is supposed to be flat, while couteau is supposed to have a hook. Then again, you are correct that every author has it's own naming.

>>2127509
industrial revolution <- new world (lot of capitals coming in, fueling industries)
Renaissance was just Europe closing the gap.

The Ming emperor went full retard

Because europeans compete against each other all the time and started to think of science to gain wealth.
Greeks practised philosophy because of kek, italians studied stuff because ??? Its fun and for the sake of it etc.
Then people started to realize we could better our lives through science and tools and started to create stuff that made life easier and produce stuff cheaper, faster and better.
It started in year 1600ish and truly hit a milestone with steam engine and from there on it went über fast. Brits and french also had alot of money from S. America which made stuff easier.

it's his followers who are insufferable cunts
Evola feeds into and justify their smugness
sort of like plebs reading Nietzsche, but Evola is a bit more obscure than him, so the smugness rises

he got some things wrong too, minor thing, but still
he seemed to think that the masculine is prior to the feminine
while Hindu (and perennial philosophy) holds that both are present at the beginning

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>>2113229
He was objectively wrong about this. Liberalism won the Cold War, not communism. You could argue communist did win by subverting liberalism, but hardly it's Bolshevik variant.

>>2113271
>That quote

jesus, do people outside pol really take him seriously?

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>>2127500
There can be only one.

>>2127500
Your picture is a welsh guy though.

Offa of Mercia ftw

You're right, why can't we die from diarrhea anymore?

>crusader cavalry

Since when did Medieval European armies divide their soldiers up into cohorts, and what exactly is "crusader cavalry?" Are you talking about knights?

>>2113135
Yeah sure, who cares. It's true either way

Yes
T Hans

>>2113008
No. Just another sociopathic dirtbag.

>muh sociopathy

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