it's an exclusive club with 0 benefits, i don't know if you qualify.
1. yep 2. that's actually why a lot of romans were pretty intent on persecuting christians, they were convinced they were cannibals 3. 100% 4. no but in the middle ages people could buy indulgences from the church to reduce the punishments they'd suffer for their sins in purgatory and secure them a place in heaven, which was basically a huge scam
I don't know, I feel like I should at least be like an intern or something, considering my planet's gonna be dead within the next couple of years.
2. I never thought I'd say this, but I agree with the romans actually you know what, that's not true, I agree with the romans about a lot of things
4. Wow, I guess some things really don't change. There were an awful lot of poor people in Weaverville, but that megachurch on the highway sure was going strong.
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1. yep
2. that's actually why a lot of romans were pretty intent on persecuting christians, they were convinced they were cannibals
3. 100%
4. no but in the middle ages people could buy indulgences from the church to reduce the punishments they'd suffer for their sins in purgatory and secure them a place in heaven, which was basically a huge scam
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2. I never thought I'd say this, but I agree with the romans
actually you know what, that's not true, I agree with the romans about a lot of things
4. Wow, I guess some things really don't change. There were an awful lot of poor people in Weaverville, but that megachurch on the highway sure was going strong.
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2. aqueducts were cool. special jars intended to fatten dormice for consumption were kind of gross though
4. same strategy, different packaging.
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[ Can Nate read that in the level of deadpan Ian intends it to be? ]
2. I did not know about the jars
I was happier not knowing about the jars
Why are you trying to turn me against the romans
what's your agenda here
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