omg XD

The might of the sabre-toothed tiger has not been lost with the passage of time, only condensed. Cat owners around the world will attest to this.

Boy, ain't that the truth!

Don't insult t-rexes :(

It has become popular to bash on anyone who holds religious beliefs and its so sad. I'm not saying there aren't many awful people who do horrible things in the name of religion. Those are the worst kind of people. However, that doesn't mean everyone religious is bad. It is taught to Christians that people who use God for their own selfish benefit to back up terrible actions are the most in the wrong. Just because some people do that doesn't mean anyone who believes in God should be treated like an evil person

"We adhere to love and mercy. ..oh, you call God Allah? You must convert or die"

Certain religions have been the worst thing that could happen to this planet and the people who live on it.

this was the truest position in the last years,

Bet that'l p**s the local priest off..

This!

Idk that top pic looks a little too tame

Absolute truth

The Catholic Church is the oldest surviving political dynasty who was the first to monetize religion to the benefit of rapists and scallywags.

That's wrong. The dinosaur in the first picture had dignity and hunted it's own food. You should have chosen a scavenger species.

Well, now she's a princess. lol

Not entirely true. During the Victorian Age spice mixes/curries began to gain popularity...only they were still rather difficult to source, making them something of a luxury product. It was mainly the wealthier classes, or the gastronomically adventurous, who could enjoy these spices with a degree of regularity. Moreover, the quality of spice mixes were not the greatest--most British spice retailers weren't entirely au fait with preparation and mixing of their wares. (An addendum: I have learnt that staying up at 1am to correct history memes is an unwise life choice.)

Very off topic, but it's funny how just making their portraits smiling makes them look so "modern." Honestly, some of these look like my friends in old-timey clothes. Makes the tragedies that some of their lives became actually sink in even more.

the rat looks like he would do it again

WHY YOU DO THIS!!! THIS IS NOT AMORE!!!🤌

Who is the second guy

No one expects the spanish inquisition.

*Jesus Christ laughing in A.D. and B.C.*

Pol Pot has entered the chat

Zeus must've had a lot of free time

Remember, it's burn the cottages and ravish the women, not the other way around.

Palau has never committed a war crime. It's only existed since 1994 and has a population of 21 thousand people.

This!

There is far too much "truth" in this one. From a U.S. citizen.

My favorite, though lesser-known story of Diogenes: Diogenes was in the audience of a lecture being given by Plato. Plato had a cup on a table, and used it to illustrate his theory of Forms. He said that this cup was a mere copy of the Form of a cup, which was perfect and gave the earthly cup its "cup-ness" - its defining attributes. Diogenes asked where this ideal cup was, as it couldn't be seen. Plato, tapping his finger on his head, said that Diogenes didn't have the (enlightened) eyes to see this ideal cup. Diogenes asked if he could look at the cup on the table, to which Plato relented. He looked at it and asked, "Where is the Form of the emptiness that is inside the cup?" Plato was a bit taken aback by this, and took some time to consider the question; but before he could answer, Diogenes walked over to him, tapped his finger on Plato's head and said, "I think you will find the emptiness is in here."

Reminds me of the Encyclopedia Brown story where he's called in to determine the authenticity of a sword engraved with "First Battle of Bull Run." Hint, hint!

But does she weight more than a duck?

The British still use imperial. It's the rest of us that mocks the US afaik

They aren't drinking from a glass so the statement still stands

ball lightning

just googled it, here's the translation: Arise, children of the Fatherland Our day of glory has arrived Against us the bloody flag of tyranny is raised; the bloody flag is raised. Do you hear, in the countryside The roar of those ferocious soldiers? They’re coming right into your arms To cut the throats of your sons, your comrades! To arms, citizens! Form your battalions Let’s march, let’s march That their impure blood Should water our fields.

Valid question. Answer the lad.

Alternatively, you could simply invest in a babelfish...

I might be in the minority here, but I never could see the appeal of playing realistic war games. It's like a little glimpse into one's psyche. Absolute brutality in a game for fun doesn't compute in my brain.