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the_fucklerreply
nord.pub

I was referring to the other history memes poster who's been hogging the feed with uncontexted posts from reddit.

Sorry for the confusion, we appreciate you

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the_fucklerreply
nord.pub

I think that's the problem with that other guy. They've automated their posts and don't want to be fucked to actually use the site to interact with anyone or discuss anything.

Maybe you haven't seen it though, I'm realizing they're posting on a different instance than this one

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deathmetal27reply
lemmy.world

Yeah, I've seen them.

I kinda miss pugjesus's posts though since I myself am somewhat lazy when writing contexts.

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lobut
lemmy.ca

Jesus

In their biographies of Zhang Xun, the Old and New Book of Tang (finished between 945 and 1060) – the primary official dynastic histories covering the Tang period – estimate that about half of the original population of 60,000 people (including the troops) were eaten. When the city finally fell, "there were only 400 survivors", all of whom were soldiers. No civilians seem to have survived.[5][6]

Eating the concubine was something else too man ...

That's enough Internet for me for today.

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lobutreply
lemmy.ca

I mean, I knew what I was getting into and kept reading ...

thanks for sharing, I do love learning things no matter how gruesome they may be sometimes

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