Scrolls Brah

Non nobis Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tua da gloriam.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

Happy Independence Day.

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@deuteronormativ

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@deuteronormativ They look like they belong in the Max Reebo band…

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

@WiggerMaggot It all really comes down to lighting. The CGI in the prequels and LOTR holds up surprisingly well for 20 year old films due to good art direction, because they knew how to use lighting to both mask imperfections and make models look more “real.”

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

@p2antwife always love these, very wholesome

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@GodCloseMyEyes How it feels to listen to “News Owls”

[Ante D. Luvian @uncle_deluge]

Why do people who call themselves historians all hate history so goddamn much

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@ZeldaZealot I’ve heard the oracle games are very good. Played the N64 games and BOTW and love the series, but never finished any.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

@ZeldaZealot It’s always been surprising to me that baseball has been around in Japan for this long. Naturally you’d assume it was a post-WW2 cultural exchange but no, it’s been a thing there since the Meiji

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

@realcentrist404 Gotta have something to shill the Substack. Really like your articles btw

[Mystery Grove Movie List Co. @MysteryGrove]

Wake up sleepy Saxon!

[NASA @NASA]

Liftoff.

The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.

Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

@restoreorderusa Love summoning great band

[Gravantus @Gravantus]

You could get a job at the Bay Roan Stables and buy this house just off the canal. Then meet a nice girl at the Great Chapel of Mara and take her on a date to Silverhome on the Water. Get married and send your kids to the Mages Guild. But you will not.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

The real darkness of the age was in the loss of Rome’s practically globalist economy and safe means of travel by road and sea, not in a loss of artistic capability. The real dark ages were between the fall of Mycenae and the births of Homer and Hesiod.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

Hard disagree. Much of the artwork and artifacts of the French “dark ages” remain in churches today, deteriorated in the case of books, or were lost during the 1789 revolution.

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

The Dark Ages are visible in basically every metric, no matter how absurd.

Here, for example, is the absence of items in the Louvre for the Dark Ages:

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

The major mistake here is judging the French for a lack of visual arts. During this period the French, always renowned for their literary talents, produced many great works - first to mind is the Song of Roland, though one mustn’t forget various chivalric poems and theologies.

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@_JeanLannes It really is nuts just how much of the faulty foreign policy of the US in the last 50 years stems from his admins foreign policy

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@JadeAtrophis Supposedly Catholic poster espouses Calvinist heresy due to Latin American geopolitics. Many such cases!

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@KanameChudori A lot will hinge on the current SC rulings. Overall I don’t think much will change, most of the MAGA voters who may have been “swayed” are low propensity and won’t vote in midterms. I think slim house majority is still in view.

[Scrolls Brah @SleepySaxon]

“The Death of the Epic” is something you might hear. The Lord of the Rings is quite literally the Epic of our age. Tolkien was a linguistic and literary genius.