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come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off

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Jesus🪬@Gus_Vash·
Song of the day/moment/etc
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Martien 🇳🇱@MartienBall·
Happy 6 day anniversary to all those celebrating
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alex 💭 ⁷@nothnghppens·
this is frying me
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☆.。.:* t0m0ko .。.:*☆
I love Nightcrawler because its a story where the main character is evil as fuck and in the end he totally wins and gets everything he wants. It's so fucking awesome
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princessmia@shmimimia·
just looking mad as hell for no reason
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Touchline Tips@TouchlineRc·
The Giants were enormous, powerful warriors, often depicted with snakes for legs in later art. They weren’t mindless monsters; they were divine beings who later waged war against the Olympian gods in the Gigantomachy. The Cyclopes The Cyclopes, like Polyphemus from The Odyssey, are a different race altogether. The earliest Cyclopes were also children of Gaia and Uranus, but the Cyclopes Odysseus encounters are generally portrayed as descendants of Poseidon and later generations of Cyclopes. They are one-eyed giants who live independently and outside civilized society. The Laestrygonians These are the giant cannibals Odysseus encounters after leaving Aeolus’ island. Unlike the Gigantes, their exact origin is unclear. Ancient sources simply describe them as a race of gigantic humans who inhabited a distant land. Their king, Antiphates, led the attack that destroyed all but one of Odysseus’ ships.
BIQ SHAQ 🦈💙@pascaliito

Who were the giants and where did they come from?

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Amy👹@AmyyyRosee·
When you're having a bad day.. then you remember Argentina lost the world cup 😁
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alan b.@inceptstellar·
couldn't disagree more because the choice to make circe an "ordinary" woman who is a victim of war and not a "seductress" adds a lot to her character and works perfectly within the adaptation
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As much as I love Samantha Morton, and her scene in The Odyssey is my favorite in the film, I don't love how Nolan chose to portray her in his usual grim, gray "realistic" style, turning a seductive, solar nymph-turned-enchantress (traditionally depicted in art as a lush, radiant figure) into an archetypal medieval witch.

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The Tyrant, Kuma@MooseknuckleSr·
Went to jury duty for a dui case and the only evidence was the cops testimony. No video of the car swerving, no breathalyzer, I’m just supposed to believe a cop. Yeah fucking right 😂 they dismissed me real quick
BURNT LIME ⚠️WARNING: BITES⚠️@_burntlime_

today my roommate got his dui FROM JANUARY dismissed bc the tests came back and he was, as we all knew, sober as fuck. last week the county gave that cop an award for making 100 dui arrests within the last year. like u cannot make this shit up 💀

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Kirbee 🍉🪼@Kirbthebee·
My ass did not just laugh at a white screen with no sound
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Agamemnon did make it home to Mycenae, but his homecoming became one of the darkest stories in Greek mythology. He returned victorious after the 10-year Trojan War, bringing the Trojan princess and prophetess Cassandra back with him as a captive and concubine. While Agamemnon was away, his wife, Clytemnestra, had grown to hate him. One major reason was that before sailing to Troy, Agamemnon had sacrificed their daughter Iphigenia to appease Artemis and secure favorable winds for the Greek fleet. Clytemnestra had also begun a relationship with Aegisthus, Agamemnon’s cousin and longtime enemy. When Agamemnon arrived home, Clytemnestra welcomed him with apparent warmth, but it was a trap. Depending on the version of the myth, she either: wrapped him in a robe or net while he was bathing and struck him with an axe, or simply murdered him in the bath.
BIQ SHAQ 🦈💙@pascaliito

Agamemnon does make it home to Mycenae (home) after the Trojan War, what happened to him?

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