You’re supposed to fold it, it’s a taco.

Also, in Dr. Hillman’s book Original Sin: Child Rape and the Church he outlines how medieval and earlier rape of children by church leaders led directly out of Jesus’ pederasty, something the priests wrote at length about using Jesus’ actions as justification.

His other book The Chemical Muse was instrumental in getting academia to admit the widespread use of recreational drugs in antiquity.

Dr. Hillman doesnt get any money from the purchase of these books and he encourages you to pirate them.

Hey they crucified him for being arrested in the Garden of Gesthemane (Mark 14:51-52) in the middle of the night with a naked ~12 year old boy with a bandage on his junk (some drugs and eunuchs shit) - somehow Christians miss this crucial plot point of his big act. All the other apostles were at that time, out cold on the drugs he had given them.

Crucified between two other traffickers too, lestes in the Greek, same sort of people who held Julius Caesar for ransom - after Caesar got free he instituted crucifixion as the standard punishment for traffickers.

They mistranslate it as thieves and say Jesus was marked as a political rebel or something but the mob of people and heavily armed soldiers that came for him were very justified in their anger.

You might be interested in Dr. Ammon Hillman, his doctorate is in classical philology and he has a masters in immunology as well, he’s been reading and translating Ancient Greek for 35 years, including a lot of neglected medical texts. He asserts that both the Old and New testaments of the Bible were originally written in Greek, within a couple hundred years of each other. He has a lot of praise for Satan and the figure’s apparent origins in Greek culture (Diana Lucifera and other mentions), and talks about Satan predating both Judaism and Christianity.

Hes also got plenty of scorn for Jesus, who according to his seemingly rigorous translation of the Greek bible was on a lot of drugs throughout his life and during his death, and was sexually exploiting and trafficking minors (the Apostles apparently ranged in age from 10-19)

He did some decent interviews on the Danny Jones show and on Hamilton Morris’s podcast, and Ammon hosts a live stream a couple times a week at Lady Babylon on youtube. The name of his channel comes from Medea, a “sorceress” from Scythia who became queen of Babylon at one point. She was Hecate’s daughter and sister to Circe from the Odyssey, and apparently was the first named person in history referred to as a “Christ”, a term that he has showed at length refers to the use of drugs in antiquity. We get the word “medicine” from Medea.

Pretty outlandish if you’re not familiar with him but despite his sometimes abrasive and eccentric presentation style I feel like the picture he paints of the ancient Greek world during the few centuries around the time of Jesus makes a lot of sense, and I appreciate that his channel is non-monetized and he doesnt accept donations for what he does sharing what he’s found in half a lifetime of studying Greek source texts.

Moose are about as dangerous as a cow

Kinda hard to use them if they’re banned

Another datapoint on the vegetarian to bigotry pipeline

I’m just picturing the guy moving wrong and the cat goes in the water and panics, and the claws-out bloodbath that ensues

Usage of it dates back to the 1700s

I am once again reminded I am unable to see a picture of mac and cheese and not prepare it for myself immediately. Thank you.

Sol Invicutus is nothing like that jerk Akhenaten’s Aten worship. Atenism was monism, ie monotheism that seeks to eradicate all worship of other gods. Thankfully, Egyptians were able to overthrow this deranged tyrant as notable by his son Tutankhaten having to change his name to Tutankh*amun, to revere Amun rather than the Aten, one of the powerful deities in the original Egyptian pantheon.

Another notable time monist tyranny has taken hold and sadly not been strangled in the crib is in the Grecoroman world where Judaism and Christiantiy teamed up to overthrow the Greek (and copycat Roman) pantheon, ending 1500 years of multicultural polytheism united in the Greek speaking world, leading to thousands of years of darkness and ignorance that we find ourselves in today, with occasional bright points such as the Enlightenment and the Age of Reason where the remaining source texts in Greek and (to a lesser degree) Latin were studied and some part of the philosophy of antiquity was renewed, leading to nascent reemergences of Democracy, Science, Medicine, Justice, and other ancient virtues.

I’ve never seen a lemmy post with an embedded scrollable subwindow of the article and I have to say it makes me a bit wary…

Oh interesting, TIL

Only cowards grate Parmesan and Romano. Nibble or slice off chunks, its great!

Did they just burn it down or did they loot it? Almost certain the Crown knows where some of our good stuff from way back is hid.

Its food for the new poor. The generationally poor were eating chicken wings back in the 80s for $0.19 a pound and loving them. Now, after the dreadful gentrification of wings post-9/11 we’ve got ways to stretch a dollar you’ll never learn unless you marry in.

Les pieds de raccoon, such a delicacy

My glasses prescription says I have some astigmatism but I don’t see this unless I squint with wet eyelashes. Maybe I’ve got the good kind of astigmatism :)

Yours is a decade or two past the true ideal. Not pictured: the 5-inch sliding control that mechanically adjusted between recirculated and exterior air and the drivers and passengers pull-knob by the feet that let exterior air flow in directly. A heavenly touring experience.

Also on the one pictured in your post, I find those lit press to toggle ac and def buttons with indicator lights wore out over time and required a ton of force to switch on the cars I’ve had with them.

Are they actual cut crinkle fries from a potato or are they like, formed potato matter because I could see the first one being pretty good. I will miss the straight cut with the potato skin on it from before though, yum.