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Helen of Troy was born from an egg as a result of her father turning into a swan (or goose) and mating with her mother, who may have been either Leda or Nemesis

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  • llanciawn@mastodon.socialL llanciawn@mastodon.social

    @Richard_Littler It'll do worse than Melania's

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    #89

    @llanciawn I dunno, the entertainment value might be much higher, stupid as it would have to be.

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    • richard_littler@mastodon.socialR richard_littler@mastodon.social

      Helen of Troy was born from an egg as a result of her father turning into a swan (or goose) and mating with her mother, who may have been either Leda or Nemesis.
      And let's not forget the 6-headed, 12-footed Scylla, and the half-bird, half-human sirens.
      I look forward to all the hiSToRICle aCCuraSSy.

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      #90

      @Richard_Littler but the US and the world were created 2026 years ago, filled with white christians. How can a story take place before that...? (Seriously, how can madmen line Elon remain in power? Somebody shoud have put him in a nice secluded home where he couldn't do damage a long time ago)

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      • morton@kolektiva.socialM morton@kolektiva.social

        @Richard_Littler The conservative Polish poet Herbert once wrote that European culture consists of Judeo-Christianity, Roman law, and Greek humanism. For today’s Right, however, it is all about white skin and homophobia—not values. The Right does not stop to consider whether a film accurately portrays the attitudes of the gods or the morality of the era; it focuses solely on skin color. The Right is "going to the dogs"—a Polish idiom meaning they have deteriorated compared to the past. An interesting side note: in Poland, the police are referred to as "dogs" because they serve those in power.

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        #91

        @morton Hilariously, there were NO white people in the original tale. Not by 'traditional' wipipo thinking, anyway. There are Greeks right now, this very day, who are outraged that a Black man is in the film. Apparently unaware that Greeks themselves were not considered 'white' by most Americans until only about a century ago, if that.

        A lot of modern people are tragically stupid.

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        • edgeofeurope@mastodon.socialE edgeofeurope@mastodon.social

          @Richard_Littler Historically accurate Elon Musk

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          @edgeofeurope @Richard_Littler good acurASSy

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          • wesdym@mastodon.socialW wesdym@mastodon.social

            @rincewind Don't forget, he also promised to have people on Mars by eight years ago.

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            #93

            @wesdym

            Yeah. And that Microblog-Service that has no name anymore, just a char. He said it will be far better after his takeover.

            Ha ha ha

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            • T tribactam@social.vivaldi.net

              @morton @Richard_Littler

              "going to the dogs" is also a phrase in UK English - it means the same thing as your Polish idiom (degradation) - it comes from people "losing their shirts" by betting on the wrong ones at the dog races.

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              #94

              @tribactam

              The actual origin of the idiom is ancient and literal, and even appears in the Bible. It refers to the fact that food considered unfit for humans was given to dogs instead. That was often food that spoiled, and that's how it became an idiom for spoilage, ruin, or degradation.

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              • francoisprague@mastodon.socialF francoisprague@mastodon.social

                @Richard_Littler Historically accurate AI created… what an oxy moron

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                @FrancoisPrague Well, that will be historically accurate for OUR time.

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                • thorium@social.linux.pizzaT thorium@social.linux.pizza

                  @Richard_Littler The racism never stops with this douchebag.

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                  @Thorium He's also the main funder for the UK's Deform Party, for the same reason.

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                  • doomhammerng@mastodon.socialD doomhammerng@mastodon.social

                    @Richard_Littler also, this guy vows a lot. I wonder why is he still on Earth, though, as he vowed to be living on Mars by 2014

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                    #97

                    @DoomHammerNG We COULD send him to Mars, right now. We have the means. He obviously wouldn't survive it -- He might not even survive launch -- but we can definitely put him there, right now.

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                    • courtcan@mastodon.socialC courtcan@mastodon.social

                      @davidtheeviloverlord @Remittancegirl @Richard_Littler Oooh, now I want an historically accurate Chronicles of Amber! 🤩

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                      #98

                      @courtcan @davidtheeviloverlord @Remittancegirl @Richard_Littler

                      joking aside, ditto! First book I ever bought myself was The Great Book of Amber. I'm reading it with my fiancee

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