I'm on hour 25 of a fast 💪💀

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Daily Roman History:

Perhaps the greatest bro of all time was Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa. Meeting Augustus in youth, they became close friends. He went on to become Augustus' general and win every major battle he was involved in for Augustus including the victory at the Battle of Actium, which essentially won the Empire for Augustus. He was also a great architect designing the Pantheon in Rome which is still lauded to this day, as well as an accomplished writer. Perhaps the most noteworthy fact was the unwavering loyalty and allegiance to Augustus for over three decades. He was even raised to a status equal to that of Augustus with tribunate powers, and governorship of the eastern provinces. After falling deathly ill in 23BC Augustus named Agrippa as heir to the throne

The choice was futhur secured by marrying Agrippa to Augustus' daughter Julia the Elder bringing him even more into the Imperial fold. Unfortunately Agrippa would die in 12BC at the age of 50, well before he would need to don the purple. Augustus is said to have spent over a month mourning the loss of his dear friend.

#history #roman

Twitter still has Bitcoin Lightning tips via their integration with Strike, however I haven't received one single sat from Twitter since December 2022. Nostriches understand value for value.

I like Coracle.

Attack ideas, not people.

You can't be "mean" to an idea.

Anyone using horizontal hives? #bees #permies #beekeeping

We're either so far in the future here or we're just crazy.

Here for it either way ⚡

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#seiko

#turtle

Started eating a lot more alive foods like yogurt/kefir/kobuncha, my body is happier.

Daily Roman History:

In his youth Julius Caesar was taken prisoner by pirates while traveling around Greece. Far from being concerned for his current situation, Caesar treated it like any other vacation, composing songs about his captors, hosting poetry nights, and generally getting along quite well with them. When he heard they were requesting 20 gold talents for his ransom he was insulted and demanded they ask for at least 50. All the while he would say that when he was free he'd come back and kill them all, which the pirates naturally thought was a joke. But after being freed that is just what Caesar did, killing or selling his ex-captors into slavery.

#history #rome

*whispers* did Microsoft make you say that? 🤣