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>>1799068
French are pretty diluted considering it's a Celto-Roman-Germanic bukkake.

Oh and blacks, don't forget.

this thread will end well

>>1799068
>Compared to others who have diluted their blood (Greeks)
What?

Country that has a stupendous number of people and punches way below in weight in all matters that matter in today's world.

also
>>>/int/

France.

Don't be British.

Brazil

Portuguese brought the niggers from Africa hence ruining it forever. The end.

Desperation. In times of trouble you look to your leaders. In times of catastrophe, you look to someone even stronger.

>>1792813

No, not really.
You are welcome.

>>1792841
Wrote the atheist. I'm sure if you're on the verge of dying, let's say if you were to become am hostage you'll beg God to save you : " Please God if you exist, save me and I'll do good deeds".

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>>1787316
Obligatory

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When the Picts send their people, they're not sending their best. They're bringing thieves, they're sending their barbarians, rapists, pillagers. And some, I assume, are good people. I will build a great wall -and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me- I will build a great wall on our northern border, and I will make Caledonia pay for it

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>>1798671
First off how can such a morbid soul leave so soon with an ass like that posing at his side. I swear its the main ingredient in the recipe to resurrect the dead.

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>>1798671
this photo is fake right? cuz who THE FUCK would have been able to take a picture like this at that time at that angle?

and yeah it was probably a coup by the bushes

>>1798970
Probably had a small dick and couldn't hit it doggy.

Might as well be a sacrilege when you have the keys and title to an ass like that.

>>1796031
When people figure out that simplicity does not equate to practicality in every circumstance; never.

>>1796034
>the wheel wasn't practical for some people
Bullshit. It makes moving things over land much easier in almost every scenario.

Nobody in the West invented the wheel, they just meme'd it from the East.

>>1795258
The USSR were true National Socialists. Fascism didn't work in Germany because Germans are a bunch of pussy fagbois.

>>1795258
Because you're a stupid American commieboo who has never had to actually live under socialism.

>>1795258
Because you're an autistic LARPer who needs to be purged from this board by the mods

>>1794587
blacks aren't people

The Constitution literally says that blacks are only 3/5 human

>>1794596
But that contradicts the idea of all men being equal

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>Peter the Great was a keen amateur doctor and dentist. He once saw a tooth being pulled out of a person's mouth and became obsessed with carrying out random dental checks on his subjects. His 250 courtiers were unwilling victims, having any suspect tooth whipped out at a moments notice. Sections of gum would often accompany the extracted chomper as the tsar did not know his own strength or the minimum force required to undergo such a process. He carried a small bag of the pulled teeth around with him wherever he went as proof of his 'ability'.

>Peter the Great's willingness to act as an untrained dentist was proved when a courtier came to him and asked him for his help. The courtier said that his wife had a terrible ongoing toothache, but that she was afraid of dentists.

>He asked the tsar to trick the woman into getting close enough to the wannabe dentist so that she could have her tooth removed. Peter the Great complied, valiantly fighting against the screaming and panicked woman, eventually getting the offensive tooth. Later it was learnt that there had been nothing wrong with the tooth at all; the courtier had been fighting with his wife and wanted to teach her a lesson. The tsar was pleased with his efforts nonetheless.

>As well as being an incompetent dentist, the tsar was a budding anatomist. After eating a huge meal while visiting Holland he watched the dissection of a human cadaver. Intrigued, he was outraged when his two attendants didn't share his love of all things medical, and forced them to take a bite of the dead person's flesh.

>that hole

evidently, not very much

Do you think it can take a direct hit with a sharp spear?

A bullet would be faster.

>>1792130
>Do you think it can take a direct hit with a sharp spear?
yes? there is absolutely no way you could thrust anything through plate armour.

>>1786350
Come on they couldn't have been that bad

>>1786349
After going through several seminars on uni during my first year - yes. The most overrated topic there is I believe.

>>1786349
They were just raiders, I dont really understand why they are expected to be impressive in the first place.

Drawing realistically is hard yo. Pick up one of those books that teach you to do it step by step and take a look how realistic your picture will be. Unless you're talented it will still look like shit after your first 50 attempts.

>>1797733

Why can't they just draw what they see?

It did not take people long at all to figure out how to draw realistically. The reason they didn't draw realistically at first was because they didn't want to. I don't know why people always treat realism like it's some necessary milestone to artistic integrity, because it isn't. The Egyptians didn't make realistic looking hieroglyphs because that's not what their art was trying to convey. Picasso didn't pioneer cubism because he lacked the ability to draw realistically, he drew that way because he wanted to. Artistic realism is the result of the philosophies of the artists and the worlds they lived in, changing. Artists in these eras felt that realism was the prime thing to be captured, so they developed and honed techniques in order to do just that.

Runes were used in the same way Latin is used in the Catholic Church, as a language for religious matters. They weren't use as a daily script

>>1796941
no

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>>1796941
Runes were used for important things, simple as that

Had they not been replaced by Latin script via the church by the time literacy was widespread, we'd see it today.

>don't fix what isn't broken, grasshopper

- byg gi

>>1795752
>technological advancement and civilization as Western Europe?

Look at Germany, France and Sweden now - who won in the end? People that invent new stuff that constantly blows up or people that can keep a civilization alive - the chinese ?

>>1795758
That isn't what I'm asking.

Also if you think France, Germany and Sweden still aren't incredibly successful, you're a fucking retard.