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🇵🇭Homoludens Pro Deluxe🏳️🌈🌏
@a_space_alien
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Only one person has died so far in the Catacombs of Paris 🇫🇷 In 1793, a man died in the catacombs. It is thought that he lost his light source and was left to die in the darkness. In 1804, 11 years later, his body was found, a few meters from a staircase that led to an exit Beneath Paris lies a vast underground network known as the Catacombs of Paris, holding the remains of an estimated 6 to 7 million people. Originally limestone quarries dating back to Roman times, they were repurposed in the late 18th century when overflowing cemeteries created a public health crisis. The story often told, of a man who entered in 1793, lost his light, and died in the darkness, is tied to a hospital worker named Philibert Aspairt. His remains were reportedly found in 1804, just a short distance from an exit. While widely repeated, it’s worth noting that documentation from that period is limited, and some details remain uncertain. What is certain is how disorienting the space can be. The tunnels stretch for over 200 miles (320 km), most of them unlit, unmapped for the public, and restricted. Even experienced explorers can lose their bearings without proper guidance. Today, only a small, curated section, about 1 mile (1.5 km), is open to visitors. The rest remains off-limits, monitored due to safety risks and preservation concerns. In 18th-19th Centuries, the bones were not just stored, they were arranged in deliberate patterns, with skulls forming decorative facades, turning the catacombs into both a burial site and a carefully constructed monument to mortality. #archaeohistories


A video of a Russian woman being beaten in Thailand has surfaced online — the footage shows her attacking first. The exact date the video was filmed is still unknown.
















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No single image of Starfield better illustrates how toothless, gutless, lacking in grit and texture than this one does. I made the mistake of visiting Neon late in my playthrough, excited about the idea of visiting a sleazy Cyberpunk planet. What I found was a clown show. There is something hollow and sad about the entirety of Starfield's worldbuilding and lore, that I can't even bring myself to be mad about - I'm just disappointed. This doesn't feel like a universe comprised of competing factions and people, it feels like a bunch of empty mannequins shooting at each other over nothing. Everything feels so dumbed down and family friendly. All the edges filed off to make everything palatable and bland. It's sad.





















