WOKE ANTIFA COLLEGE PROFESSOR ASSAULTS RIGHT-WING POLITICAL ACTIVIST

Better not put me in a coffin when I die, I don’t want to keep using up resources even after I’m dead

In 1551, Taqi al-Din [an Ottoman polymath active in Cairo and Istanbul] described an early example of an impulse steam turbine and also noted practical applications for a steam turbine as a prime mover for rotating a spit, predating Giovanni Branca’s later impulse steam turbine from 1629. Taqi al-Din described such a device in his book, Al-Turuq al-saniyya fi al-alat al-ruhaniyya (The Sublime Methods of Spiritual Machines), completed in 1551 AD (959 AH).[32]

Just going by the name

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capilano_Suspension_Bridge

That old isometric perspective really brings me back.

https://theartssociety.org/arts-news-features/become-instant-expert-…-nation’s-cathedral-treasures

During excavations in Canterbury’s Great Cloister in 1938 this pocket-sized sundial, just over 6cm in length, was discovered.

It is a unique survival from Anglo-Saxon times and is made of a tablet of silver, with a cap and chain of gold and a separate gold pin. The cap is decorated with interlacing; its end is formed as the head of a beast and the chain and pin are also finished with beasts’ heads. Two of the heads still have tiny gems for eyes. Abbreviated names of the month in Latin are inscribed in pairs in three lines on the broad faces of the tablet. Around the sides the words‘Health to the maker. Peace to the owner’ are incised in Latin.

The sundial was probably made in the 10th century and is an intricate piece of design. The pin was placed in the hole for the relevant month. When the sundial was suspended from the chain, it used the altitude of the sun to calculate three separate times of the day. The calculations are likely to have been used to indicate times for prayer as part of the seven daily divine offices.

Explanation: During the Migration Period, hundreds-of-thousands of Germanic tribesmen flooded into the Roman Empire, on the run from political disruption caused by foreign nomad incursions (like the Huns) as well as climate change.

Whenever the Roman Empire was reluctant to let them in, the Germanics made it very clear that they were not just politely asking.

Explanation: During the Migration Period, hundreds-of-thousands of Germanic tribesmen flooded into the Roman Empire, on the run from political disruption caused by foreign nomad incursions (like the Huns) as well as climate change.

Whenever the Roman Empire was reluctant to let them in, the Germanics made it very clear that they were not just politely asking.

Nice feature!

you’re literally so mean. feel free to clarify or leave me alone.

Wish granted. Clarified with a screenshot of your own words.

idk what pugjesus is talking about i apologize for feeding the toxicity i thought we were joking around, deleting

“Ha ha just kidding” is up there with “Um, despite seven previous comments demonstrating understanding of the argument, suddenly I don’t understand???” for the most common bullshit you trot out.

Wow, “Suddenly I don’t understand :(” when called out, who could’ve predicted this response.

Luckily, we have you to focus on the REAL top priority, far above ‘fucking murder’ - complaining about liberals noticing fascist incompetence in the education system.

I dunno, I think at this point they have the moron vote pretty well locked-down.

lmao, my bad, I’ll fix it

“How dare these libs highlight that the opposition are fucking morons”

That’s the original form of the meme, I believe.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-myth-of-consensual-sex

“Banderists” is an old line that’s been used by Russia apologists since at least 2014.

Pro-genocide posts from an .ml user, how surprising

Now THAT brings me back