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I am a cheerful and positive.
I write what comes to mind and what I like, from toilet humor to world politics.
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[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

My DnD party. A group of crazy heroes who have saved the world more than once. #DnD #dndart #DnD2024

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@meduzaproject А кто решает какая информация достоверная? А если ришили что она не достоверная, достоверно ли это? И вообще достоверно ли то, что кто ктото решает достоверно или нет?🤔

[Sarahh @Sarahhuniverse]

World's most visited websites....

© https://t.co/PmDuoen1Rr.ranking

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

Маркейтплейсы не пускают на свои площадки с #VPN, сорян #ozon #wildberries #yandex придется жить без необдуманных покупок

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Exactly

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

Troy, but instead of Brad Pitt, it’s Elliot Page.

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

It’s in a league of its own. My choice is the 80s.

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

80s and the present.

I would prefer the 80s.

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

That's for sure!

[Μαρια Καλαντζη @mariakalantze]

🇬🇷 As a Greek woman, I cannot stay silent… I owe this to my Ancestors !

❌️ BOYCOTT Nolan’s "The Odyssey" that has completely altered Homer’s epic ❌

Helen of Troy , the most beautiful woman in the world , was described by Homer with golden blonde hair, dazzling white skin and divine European beauty that launched a thousand ships.

She was a Greek woman, not Sub-Saharan African.

This is not representation. This is erasure of Greek and European history and identity.

Imagine the global outrage if they made:
"Wagadu: The White Panthers"...

Double standards and pure disrespect!

❌️ BOYCOTT Nolan’s Odyssey ❌
#BoycottNolansOdyssey #HelenOfTroy #HomersOdyssey #GreekMythology #HistoricalAccuracy #CulturalErasure

[Hombre Imparable @Hombrelmparable]

Probablemente la he visto más de 100 veces y el final todavía me mata cada vez 😂😅

[распад и неуважение @VictorKvert2008]

Одно из лучших выступлений в истории, и всё, что она делает, — это стоит и поёт: никаких танцоров, никаких колец в носу, никаких фокусов, никакого автотюна

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@IranMediaorg Yes

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@icardo8 and was he a witness to the last public execution, or a closed execution in the seventies?

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@IRIMFA_SPOX This is how freedom of speech dies...

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@Ravenismeee Exolon

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@NefflynB George Washington giving a military salute

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

🚨🇪🇸 IMPACTANTE: Las feministas piden el despido de esta presentadora, por haber vestido un atuendo «inapropiado» en la televisión.

Yo veo a una mujer bella, femenina, con una chaqueta y un escote elegante. ¿Y tú?

Deja un ❤️ si apoyas a la presentadora‼️

[Esmaeil Baqaei @IRIMFA_SPOX]

.@AmalKhalil83 is not just a name — she was a voice for the voiceless who are brutalized by the occupying genocidal regime. And like so many before her, that voice is now silenced for telling the truth about the occupying regime's atrocities.

Killing journalists is not merely an atrocious war crime; it is part of a cruel erasure of populations and annexation of territories in furtherance of a vucious colonial ambition.

The world is morally and legally obliged to act against this continuing rule of cruelty.
Our deepest condolences to all Lebanese and to all who value truth, justice and humanity.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

«I was an Atheist unitil I saw this»

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

The Intriguing Tale of "The Sin" by Heinrich Lossow (1843-1897) ...

Heinrich Lossow's 1880s painting "The Sin" captivates audiences with its controversial portrayal of the notorious Banquet of Chestnut, a historical event that continues to provoke debate. This artwork dives into the infamous evening allegedly orchestrated by Cesare Borgia, son of Pope Alexander VI, on October 30, 1501. The Banquet of Chestnut, known for its shocking details and licentious activities, has been immortalized in the writings of Johann Burchard, the Vatican's master of ceremonies.

Burchard's diary, Liber Notarum, provides the only detailed account of the event, describing a scene where naked courtesans, surrounded by candelabras, gathered chestnuts using only their mouths. The spectacle reportedly escalated with prizes awarded to guests engaging in the most frequent intimate acts with the courtesans. This scandalous description has sparked fascination and skepticism over the centuries, with modern scholars questioning the banquet's historical authenticity.

Lossow's painting emphasizes the sexual elements of the evening rather than the more symbolic chestnut-gathering, leaving us to ponder the reasons behind his focus. The artwork faced harsh criticism from both art critics and the Church, who condemned it for its explicit content and portrayal of clergy-associated debauchery. Yet, this provocative representation has ensured the painting's lasting impact on art and popular culture.

Despite the controversy, "The Sin" has left an indelible mark on the art world. It not only captures a moment from the notorious Borgia family's history but also serves as a reminder of the complex interplay between power, morality, and human behavior during the Italian Renaissance. Lossow's skillful use of color, light, and composition enhances the painting's allure, making it a subject of ongoing fascination for art enthusiasts and historians alike. While the true nature of the Banquet of Chestnut remains a matter of debate, Lossow's painting continues to spark conversations and challenge societal norms. It invites us to consider the thin line between historical fact and fiction, and the role of art in exploring these ambiguities.

Today, the whereabouts of "The Sin" are shrouded in mystery. The painting may reside in a private collection, hidden from public view, or it might resurface at an auction or museum exhibition in the future. In the meantime, images and reproductions allow us to appreciate Lossow's work and the provocative narrative it encapsulates.

"The Sin" remains a powerful testament to art's ability to tell complex stories and provoke deep reflections on human nature. As we continue to explore this masterpiece, we are reminded of art's enduring power to transcend time and place, offering new perspectives on history and the human experience.

© The Archaeologist

#archaeohistories

[Lonx🎲🍀 @P_Lonx]

@KurulusDizisi @atvcomtr @bozdagfilm We are really looking forward to it!!! Great series!!!

[Wandering Monster @WanMonCast]

"Wizards of the Coast has added two new Paths of Villainy to #DnD playtests on Unearthed Arcana. These free feat chains allow characters to transform into a Death Knight or a Lich." #TTRPGs #TTRPG #Games #Geek https://t.co/Iw24xRdkRz