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‌ Anonymous 01/09/2020 (Thu) 12:59:40 Id: 254d70 [Preview] No. 381 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

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◯ #ĬОРІԀД_ĬАЛƎƋІН_Ͻ_ƎКІТКАЛАГ_В_АƋІЛОТХ_ІԀƋ_RϽЛІЛƎϽƎН_АНԀЛОВƎАВϽ# ◯⠀ ⠀◯ #СВАЕВОЛЬНА_НЕСЕЛІЛСЯ_БЫ_ХТОЛІБА_В_ГАЛАКТІКЕ_С_НІБЕЛАĬ_ДЫРОĬ# ◯

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Osprey reaction images Anonymous 01/04/2016 (Mon) 09:46 Id: f65957 [Preview] No. 10 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

>mfw we've got /his/ without an Osprey thread

Dig out them pdfs and get clipping, peasants.

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Anonymous 01/14/2016 (Thu) 13:44:45 Id: 3d52bd [Preview] No. 162 del

>>159
I warned you.

http://www.kuniyoshiproject.com/The%20108%20Heroes%20of%20the%20Popular%20Suikoden,%20Part%20II.htm

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:45:22 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 269 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/248770?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=17
its beautiful

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/550755?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=18

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:48:47 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 270 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/247204?rpp=30&pg=1&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Terracotta&pos=11

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/241200?rpp=30&pg=2&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=43

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:49:12 Id: 8bc98b [Preview] No. 271 del

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/241200?rpp=30&pg=2&rndkey=20160213&ft=*&when=1000+B.C.-A.D.+1&what=Statues&pos=43

Anonymous 02/13/2016 (Sat) 22:53:06 Id: 6147aa [Preview] No. 272 del

>>124
>>138
>>162
These are great, post more!

Anonymous 05/23/2016 (Mon) 10:08:42 [Preview] No. 298 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

By the powers of Kek and Heh I resurrect this board

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Anonymous 11/20/2016 (Sun) 15:33:09 Id: 0215bf [Preview] No. 365 del

>>307
>ʕ(which strangely came from [d])
Reminds me of T-glottalization in English, but with voiced stop instead – and interestingly, the /ʕ/ of Arabic can be analysed as a pharyngealised glottal stop instead, and in Hebrew the cognate sound is just a glottal stop.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-glottalization

Anonymous 11/20/2016 (Sun) 15:35:13 Id: 0215bf [Preview] No. 366 del

>>320
Meteoric iron was widely used by early peoples as high prestige metal. North American Indians, who generally didn't smelt iron, used a lot of meteoric iron too.

Anonymous 08/07/2017 (Mon) 17:42:55 Id: dff18c [Preview] No. 370 del

Doods, i totally got a historically bad virus in my computer. What would Tamerlane do?

Anonymous 04/21/2019 (Sun) 00:02:17 Id: c13f65 [Preview] No.376 del

Anonymous 04/21/2019 (Sun) 00:02:32 Id: c13f65 [Preview] No.377 del

thank

Anonymous 01/17/2018 (Wed) 02:28:59 Id: 96b1ab [Preview] No. 371 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

test

Anonymous 01/17/2019 (Thu) 21:39:55 [Preview] No.374 del

save this for one day plz

Japan Anonymous 03/14/2017 (Tue) 21:00:36 Id: 1fb0ad [Preview] No. 369 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

It sucks that the remote Bonin islands were settled by white Americans but Japanese took the island and out of racism have rewritten official history.
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2012/06/10/world/asia/fewer-westerners-remain-on-remote-japanese-island.html

Anonymous 02/16/2017 (Thu) 15:29:40 Id: b9a1c1 [Preview] No. 368 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

I can't see much of a difference between the policies of neoconservatives and neoliberals-both serve the elite.

Anonymous 01/06/2016 (Wed) 00:23:07 Id: 580a55 [Preview] No. 29 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

Who would win? Ancient romans vs. Zulu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOm_2dGzqp0

Anonymous 02/24/2016 (Wed) 20:29:42 Id: 231e63 [Preview] No. 277 del

>>29
Romans without any contest whatsoever you fucking cuck faggot.

Anonymous 03/14/2016 (Mon) 21:44:48 Id: 4322d0 [Preview] No. 286 del

>>277
Wouldn't be so sure, after all Arminius utterly rekt Romans.

Anonymous 04/30/2016 (Sat) 18:13:15 Id: 51db9d [Preview] No. 290 del

>>286
they would get their asses kicked you fucking retard

Anonymous 11/01/2016 (Tue) 13:44:25 Id: f99308 [Preview] No. 364 del

>>290
nice argument

Historical memes/shitposting/anonymity Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 05:28:26 Id: 09fe70 [Preview] No. 22 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

The whole "Rome was built on the backs of shitposters" threads on /his/ and /v/ got me thinking, do we have any other examples of imageboard-esque culture and memes throughout history that are similar to the ones today? It's hilarious and awe-inspiring to see how people from different times and cultures throughout all human existence often had a lot of things in common if you look deep enough.
I sometimes wonder if there was a historical equivalent of baneposting.

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Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 05:44:06 [Preview] No. 356 del

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>for Christ's sake give me a drink"
Is that in the picture? I can barely read it

Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 06:46:35 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 357 del

>>356
nah, just some unrelated monk memes

Anonymous 06/24/2016 (Fri) 05:46:24 [Preview] No. 360 del

>>357
dob geg

Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 22:40:30 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 361 del

Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 23:57:48 Id: cd2aad [Preview] No. 362 del

>>22
Epics from the Greeks and Romans?

The Iliad, for example, was performed by actors memorizing and repeating the same lines every night they performed

do my homework /his/ Anonymous 06/06/2016 (Mon) 12:46:56 Id: 557f05 [Preview] No. 338 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]

Homework: The Great Balloon Debate

You are all important historical figures. Your hot air balloon is sinking, and you need to get rid of some extra weight if we are to remain in the air. You will be making a case (as an individual from history) why you should remain in the balloon.

Your homework is to research an individual that you would like to argue for. When choosing your individual, you will need to consider:

Why are they important?

What have they done to improve society?

Remember - it will not necessarily be the most obvious candidate that has the most convincing argument!

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Anonymous 06/06/2016 (Mon) 14:13:50 Id: 557f05 [Preview] No. 348 del

also please help

Anonymous 06/07/2016 (Tue) 09:36:14 Id: 785fc4 [Preview] No. 349 del

>not arguing that Captain Hitler's revolutionary gas can be used to keep the balloon afloat for the rest of the other figures

And this is why you don't deserve end/his/'s help. Fuck off to 4chan, tyke.

Anonymous 06/07/2016 (Tue) 12:20:21 Id: 557f05 [Preview] No. 350 del

mfw this is the only active thread on the whole board

scum Anonymous 06/07/2016 (Tue) 14:50:00 Id: 557f05 [Preview] No. 351 del

do keynes

Anonymous 06/08/2016 (Wed) 08:42:41 Id: 958802 [Preview] No. 352 del

>>350
Another thread got a reply a whole two days ago - fuck off to 4chin if you care so much about your PPH

>>351
OP doesn't sound like he's up for a challenge of that magnitude.