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>>899965
In the US at least:
>Air Force
Colonels fly around and drop bombs. Counts as combat.
>Army/Marines
Captains and Majors are the nearest big hats nearest the shooting
>Navy
Admirals. No choice; they're on the boat.

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>>899926
>you will never see Europe unified like this ever again

feels bad man

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>>900718
iktf

>>899926
>female crusaders
>the sultan is the khergite khanate from mount and blade
aaaah yes

Rochester castle, I'm John

Chinese as transcribed by a blind five year old.

>>899549
Some of the characters are for sure chinese, but that could mean a variation of languages like old school korean or japanese.

>>899549
probably a con lang but it kind of looks like old/ancient chinese

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7IcJI8PUf5Z3zKxnZvTBog/videos

>>899621
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7IcJI8PUf5Z3zKxnZvTBog/videos

Thx

His art analysis is entry tier garbage.

>>899536
>sacrum

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>"forced"
>"""meme"""

>>899570
>reich

They're both articulated primarily by subjects of autism

>>899237
the dhamma

>>899237
Aristotelian ethics.

Aristotle didn't really know much when it came to science, his philosophy still holds up though

>>899075
No one really cares about Aristotle's science.

This is the equivalent of saying that Einstein is pointless to read because his poetry sucks.

New Englanders who fought in the Pequot War were armed with swords, as John Underhill relates, "our men being compleatly armed, with Corslets, Muskets, bandileeres, rests, and swords (as they themselves related afterward) did much daunt them".

Swords were cheap enough that anyone but a servant or beggar could afford one if he wanted one.

The story of fighting in the 30 years war before going to Massachusetts does no seem unreasonable at all to me. Lots of British fought in the TYW. Wikipedia; "Frederick V's cause became seen as that of Elizabeth Stuart, described by her supporters as "The Jewell of Europe" leading to a stream of tens of thousands of volunteers to her cause throughout the course of the Thirty Years' War. In the opening phase this saw an Anglo-Dutch regiment under Horace Vere head to the Palatinate, a Scots-Dutch Regiment under Colonel John Seton move into Bohemia, and that to be joined by a mixed "Regiment of Brittanes" (Scots and English) led by the Scottish Catholic Sir Andrew Gray."

In 1640 it was ordered in Massachusetts that in every township the attendants at church should carry a "competent number of peeces, fixed and compleat with powder and shot and swords every Lords-day to the meeting-house;" one armed man from each household was then thought advisable and necessary for public safety. In 1642 six men with muskets and powder and shot were thought sufficient for protection for each church. In Connecticut similar mandates were issued, and as the orders were neglected "by divers persones," a law was passed in 1643 that each offender should forfeit twelve pence for each offence. In 1644 a fourth part of the "trayned hand" was obliged to come armed each Sabbath, and the sentinels were ordered to keep their matches constantly lighted for use in their match-locks. They were also commanded to wear armor, which consisted of "coats basted with cotton-wool, and thus made defensive against Indian arrows." In 1650 so much dread and fear were felt of Sunday attacks from the red men that the Sabbath-Day guard was doubled in number. In 1692, the Connecticut Legislature ordered one fifth of the soldiers in each town to come armed to each meeting, and that nowhere should be present as a guard at time of public worship fewer than eight soldiers and a sergeant. In Hadley the guard was allowed annually from the public treasury a pound of lead and a pound of powder to each soldier.

>>898288
Amy Adams is mai waifu

Fukou Da!

Someone post the Irish Monk picture, I don't have it

Never had it in the first place. Although when I was a child I wanted to do paleontology as much as I wanted to do astrophysics, even made a schedule splitting up my work hours through the week.
When I grew up I stopped caring about the humanities and developed a passion for history only after I started studying Physics.

>>898260
Comp sci major here.
Well I was really interested in both philosophy and comp sci, so I choose comp sci for financial security, I still study philosophy on my own and don't regret my decision at all.

>he doesn't draw in his spare time
rofl

>>898174
Are there universals at all?

When someone says "horse", like all words it's subjective to context. A certain society might decide zebra are included in the category, but ours doesn't. So there is no universal of horse, there are only linguistic/cultural norms.

I still don't get the problem of universals.

>>898196
The universal word is "huh."

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/everybody-almost-every-language-says-huh-huh-180949822/?no-ist

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Swings Kids

>>898248
>Swing Heil! Swing Heil!

god I love early 90s teen historical dramas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwU4AGGZi9E

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>>898248

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This agglomeration which was called and which still calls itself the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.

>>897813
>the prophet Muhammad traveled with MtFs
Source for this? I've never heard that

>tfw not a Roman Emperor with easy access to qt femboys

>>898303
>Source for this? I've never heard that
Sounds hypocritical enough tho.

Also, seeing as Islam considers homosexual relations a big no no, what's the reason for Afghan pederast practicises? Lingering Hellenic culture from the times of Alexander the Great?