Mad World

Partially. What I could carry in one load.

Ugh. I'm tired. Glad to be home. Thinking of having a hammock.


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I know you are dog tired
literally

your home now
and I hope your weather is yard friendly for your relaxing outside

In mainland Greece, of 150 cities noted before the 8th century BC, only 13 survived to 650 BC. The same scale of destruction was experienced in Anatolia, the Middle East, and Italy. The period of 800 BC to 600 BC also saw the largest overseas colonization by the Greeks, as well as the virtual depopulation of the Eastern Mediterranean region and parts of Europe. De Grazia in The Iron Age of Mars (2009) estimates that of a population of 200,000,000 before 800 BC, only 5 million survived. The earlier level would not again be reached until AD 1900.

Yes. The Titans being forced underground, when Jupiter overthrew Saturn.

“The catastrophe of 3147 BC involved more than the disappearance of Saturn from the north sky. It involved the near "collision" of 8 planets. What most likely happened in 3147 BC is that Saturn, together with Earth, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Neptune, and Uranus, "ran into" Jupiter, which was then located probably at 0.7 AU from the Sun.”

Wise advice:

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"There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man"
~Patrick Rothfuss

Anyone else feel like they've been wrestling their 'Dark side' of late?

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In the Cairo museum and also in other museums around the world there are examples of fine stoneware which were found in a cache at the ancient Egyptian site of Saqqara. They show the unmistakable marks of a manufactured lathe item, and yet are believed to have been created prior to the existence of the dynastic Egyptians.

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Hey Fancy. Check the second comment on the imgur link.

"There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man"
~Patrick Rothfuss

Anyone else feel like they've been wrestling their 'Dark side' of late?

Thread: Suddenly offending a nice person

Do ppl ever stop wrestling their darkside?

IDK. I know I do...

But sometimes it comes back. And is hard to control.

TBH...I have felt rather 'seduced' by the Darkside for a while now.

I see both the appeal and reasoning it exists. It's hard to maintain balance when pushed.

Would something that is more self serving than not (though not detrimental to others) be considered one's dark side? If so, then I've been struggling with that today also.

Lololol rofl

Would something that is more self serving than not (though not detrimental to others) be considered one's dark side? If so, then I've been struggling with that today also.

In that case, it depends on the balance.

Service to self vs. service to others.

That's true.

That's true.

And get this

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The Gigantomachy was probably the most important battle that happened in Greek mythology. It was a fight between the Giants or Gigantes, sons of Gaea and Uranus, and the Olympian gods who were trying to overthrow the old religion and establish themselves as the new rulers of the cosmos.

Many of the Giants were buried under islands. In fact, it was believed that the earthquakes and the volcanic eruptions were caused when the Giants moved in their tombs.

Where the problem lies is, it would be helping someone else, but it would take me away from the little ones longer than they're used to. It also seems like a silly reason to be away from them.

Oh well, I'll just go with my gut.