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over a year ago
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=O9Igc33qoAA
Given up on Fab for tonight, watching this instead.
Not in the slightest bit sexy I'm afraid. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What is it i cant be arsed looking
Clue is in the title. I can't be arsed explaining 
Mr motivators newest step master video?
I would quote Forrest Gump but I’m better than that  "
its ok il quote the matrix ignorance is bliss |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Watching your own biopic? 2hr 20min well spent.  "
no.. this is about the Khazaks not the Mongols, though I suspect their enemy maybe the Mongol Khan of the Illkhanate Tamerlain |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it."
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning. |
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning."
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing."
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing.
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism."
As it was |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing.
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism.
As it was "
Same can be said about 'Mongol' Chinese are trying to claim ownership over his legend. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing.
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism.
As it was
Same can be said about 'Mongol' Chinese are trying to claim ownership over his legend."
Yes but hasn’t research proven this? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing.
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism.
As it was
Same can be said about 'Mongol' Chinese are trying to claim ownership over his legend.
Yes but hasn’t research proven this?"
Umm.. no.. not that I'm aware of.
He was raised on the Mongolian Steppe. Which is now in Chinese territory, so they're using it as a political tool to promote Nationalism. Much like the Japanese did with Bushido Shogun Warrior Code in order that they weren't gobbled up by Western Superpowers of the time
Khazaks, Turkish, Eastern Europe.. all central Asia try to use this one persons ancestory as a tool in their Nationalist arsenal.
Fact is he died a long time ago. Whether he had green eyes, red hair, pale skin, Chin heritage.. any of that was possible.. he was a child of the Steppe. A region and time of immense difficulty and conflict. Slaves were taken and traded from all over the Eurasian continent. Bloodlines mix.
Nationality, race.. its irrelevant.. history about an incredible person who lived a long time ago. Lessons that should teach the Nations of today.
Only people sho have any right to claim the ownership of his legend are the ones who still share his culture to this day. The poor nomadic cattle herders of the Mongol Steppe. Who call him "Chingis". |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wow. I’ve actually seen this with a Kazakhstani friend. Enjoyed it.
My friend who lives in Jakarta recommended it, I'd never heard of it till this morning.
Did you enjoy it?
My friend, rode across the Steppes last year on post horses. The pics are truly amazing.
cool.. kind of.. but it feels a little political.. like it's been made for a purpose. Bit of Nationalism.
As it was
Same can be said about 'Mongol' Chinese are trying to claim ownership over his legend.
Yes but hasn’t research proven this?
Umm.. no.. not that I'm aware of.
He was raised on the Mongolian Steppe. Which is now in Chinese territory, so they're using it as a political tool to promote Nationalism. Much like the Japanese did with Bushido Shogun Warrior Code in order that they weren't gobbled up by Western Superpowers of the time
Khazaks, Turkish, Eastern Europe.. all central Asia try to use this one persons ancestory as a tool in their Nationalist arsenal.
Fact is he died a long time ago. Whether he had green eyes, red hair, pale skin, Chin heritage.. any of that was possible.. he was a child of the Steppe. A region and time of immense difficulty and conflict. Slaves were taken and traded from all over the Eurasian continent. Bloodlines mix.
Nationality, race.. its irrelevant.. history about an incredible person who lived a long time ago. Lessons that should teach the Nations of today.
Only people sho have any right to claim the ownership of his legend are the ones who still share his culture to this day. The poor nomadic cattle herders of the Mongol Steppe. Who call him "Chingis". "
Beijing uni students habe a very convincing presentation claiming all the guys you mention, including the original Genghis were Chinese. Actually to be fair, their criteria for what constitutes Chinese was very broad. Not based on ethnicity but land rights. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller..."
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit "
We are in fact all Chinese. Simples |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
What language is this?Latin
Please rewrite this so I understand it "
your brains sleeping it's an old film with yul brynner and Tony Curtis taras bulba |
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
What language is this?Latin
Please rewrite this so I understand it your brains sleeping it's an old film with yul brynner and Tony Curtis taras bulba "
Shock!!!! Shall look for it tomorrow |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit "
I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles "
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day."
watch that film, great film |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit
We are in fact all Chinese. Simples "
Or soon to be? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day.watch that film, great film "
I wish I had. Itd have saved me from geeking out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day.watch that film, great film
I wish I had. Itd have saved me from geeking out "
you're obviously into it so it's not wasted geeking into it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day.watch that film, great film
I wish I had. Itd have saved me from geeking out "
you're obviously into it so it's not wasted geeking into it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me "
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice. "
I saved a 4'11 beautiful Turkish woman's life a few years ago |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day.watch that film, great film
I wish I had. Itd have saved me from geeking out you're obviously into it so it's not wasted geeking into it "
I know right..? If others aren't, no harm done. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice. I saved a 4'11 beautiful Turkish woman's life a few years ago "
I so want to believe that's true. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
Honestly. I dont know. I know the Mongol Empire covered both those regions at some point. In Ogedais reign.
Steppe people have been a thorn in the side of many an Empire. The Roman's (originals and Byzantium alike), Alexander the Great, The Greeks, The Persians, The Babylonians.. all came up against a United Steppe force of some kind.
The few records that exist about The Mongol Empire come from their own words. Or through that of a couple of Italians and a handful of Islamic scholars, possibly writing under duress.
I've not delved to deeply into Golden Horde or the Illkhanate. More familiar with Genghis, Ogedai and Kublai Khans reigns of power over the majority of the Empire.
I'd love to be able to answer that question one day.watch that film, great film
I wish I had. Itd have saved me from geeking out you're obviously into it so it's not wasted geeking into it
I know right..? If others aren't, no harm done. "
Hey if makes just one person take an interest it's been worthwhile |
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"Right little bromance going on here. Lovely "
So listen. If we’re all Chinese anyways wouldn’t that mean we’d all love each other and there’d be world peace? |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice. "
Little lesbian waves... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Right little bromance going on here. Lovely
So listen. If we’re all Chinese anyways wouldn’t that mean we’d all love each other and there’d be world peace?"
We're not all Chinese. We're all human. But yeeeeahh... youd think right.
but everyone keeps throwing this National bullshit about. And getting stroppy about it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice.
Little lesbian waves..."
you little liar |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
Exeter, Bristol, Plymouth, Truro |
"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice.
Little lesbian waves...
you little liar"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Right little bromance going on here. Lovely
So listen. If we’re all Chinese anyways wouldn’t that mean we’d all love each other and there’d be world peace?
We're not all Chinese. We're all human. But yeeeeahh... youd think right.
but everyone keeps throwing this National bullshit about. And getting stroppy about it."
Nothing else to be proud of atm and people need something. Always the same in times of trouble... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only know this as the ex friend I was talking about is a professor for Chinese and Russian Literature and Mythology. Boring as hell normally but a brilliant storyteller...
"Land rights" Says it all.
The modern Chinese don't own the Legend of Ghengis Khan, any more than a modern Greek can claim ownership of Spartan Legend. Any more than a modern day Brit can lay claim to Celtic or Viking Legend.
They are people of a different time. Some so far back that we all descend from.
Lessons learnt.
I wish you didn't have a height limit I have a height limit but God I get some tiny women messaging me
Tiny lesbians.. they get a bad wrap.. yes.. there are a disproportionate amount of ignorant ones who don't read profiles first. Don't let it fool you though. Some of those little ladies are really quite nice.
Little lesbian waves...
you little liar
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You're not a little lesbian.. are you? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Right little bromance going on here. Lovely
So listen. If we’re all Chinese anyways wouldn’t that mean we’d all love each other and there’d be world peace?
We're not all Chinese. We're all human. But yeeeeahh... youd think right.
but everyone keeps throwing this National bullshit about. And getting stroppy about it.
Nothing else to be proud of atm and people need something. Always the same in times of trouble..."
Agreed. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Attila tried to the east decided he'd better try conquer the west"
testament to power of Mongol military strength that they took on China first and it took till Kublai to conquer all China. Most technologically advanced civilisation of the era.
China of "then" used to adopt long term strategy to all walks of life. Part of their culture. China of today has adopted the same model.
We.. are a more reactive society. For better, or worse. |
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"Watching your own biopic? 2hr 20min well spent.
no.. this is about the Khazaks not the Mongols, though I suspect their enemy maybe the Mongol Khan of the Illkhanate Tamerlain"
I stand corrected. Worth the watching, though? |
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"Wasn't taras bulba about the steppes Hungarian and the poles
What language is this?Latin
Please rewrite this so I understand it your brains sleeping it's an old film with yul brynner and Tony Curtis taras bulba "
Bloody good film that... |
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"Watching your own biopic? 2hr 20min well spent.
no.. this is about the Khazaks not the Mongols, though I suspect their enemy maybe the Mongol Khan of the Illkhanate Tamerlain
I stand corrected. Worth the watching, though? "
Only if you've an interest in the history of that part of the world.. otherwise I'd say no. Mongol is a better film. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What other History do you like Genghis?"
Golden Age of Piracy and anything to do with Age of Colonialism. WW1, Ww2, Cold War, anything Medieval and Ancient. |
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By *ensualbicockMan
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"What other History do you like Genghis?
Golden Age of Piracy and anything to do with Age of Colonialism. WW1, Ww2, Cold War, anything Medieval and Ancient. "
I love WW2. I discovered a Russian documentary about 6 months ago on Facebook called Soviet Storm. It's about the Great Patriotic war. 19 episodes long. You should check it out it's good.  |
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