Finrod Felagund

King of Nargothrond

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@Indreni_HH 12hrs on the floor is an impressive feat

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@Indreni_HH I should’ve been more specific: if you want to buy a new bed frame, how much money would you spend on it ?

[𝑀𝒶𝓇𝓆𝓊𝒾𝓈 𝒹𝑒 𝒞𝒶𝓇𝓉𝒽𝒶𝑔𝑒 @MarquisKartaga]

Meanwhile real Odysseus:

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@deindeutschfren Danke

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@NazirAbubakar15 @leo_caesaris There could be years between proposing the law and putting it into effect, if it passes the required votes which is a big if by itself. The election is around the corner and RN might win. The gov is right in its approach to reduce exposure of potential winner to foreign influence

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@leo_caesaris Very well, thanks

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@NazirAbubakar15 @leo_caesaris For one, you can’t just make laws willy-nilly. On what grounds do you want legally forbid seeking foreign loans ?

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@Lionspectre Moral fetishists are worse than libtards

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

When Odysseus went into Agamemnon’s office with Nestor, he said to the latter wringing his hands: “I have blood on my hands”.

Agamemnon later said to Nestor: “Never bring that cretin in here again, he didn’t sack Troy, I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick”.

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

“I am become the Sea People, destroyer of the social contract”

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

You’re a clown who needs to be removed from this app

[ᴊ0ʜɴɴʏ @jt0hny]

you have to be a 0.1% of men to fuck lord farquaad… it’s never been so over

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@PalmyrPar Pictish peasant boy you mean ?

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

He ran from Achilles, he ran from Diomedes, he hid away from Agamemnon. And when Patroclus died, he wanted to drag his body back to Troy to mutilate it and feed it to the dogs.

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

The most successful roman psyop is how Hector is seen as a most honorable dutiful man, while in fact he was cowardly, arrogant, cruel — sometimes to his own men — and boastful about exploits that weren’t his.

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@MarquisKartaga People don’t realize how much they did Patroclus dirty in that movie.

“Even if twenty Hectors charged at me, they’d all have died here, laid low by my spear… You came third and all you could do was finish off my life”

But instead, they had him die a stupid death.

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@husafell_stone Ballade No.1 in G minor maybe ?

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

@fleur_inverse Right around the time they stopped flipping the “fix everything” switch

[Finrod Felagund @FinrodOfNargoth]

First of all, renunciate is not a verb.
Secondly, you need to be whipped publicly for presenting this pseudo-stoic nonsense as valuable insight drawn from myth.

[Johannes M. Koenraadt @johannesmkx]

In mythology, men who become truly powerfulb must renunciate love. That way, they remain unaffected by women or desires, and it let's them do (kill) what is necessary. Examples are Zeus or Odin.