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After Shock Media

11-06-2007 02:14 AM

Far-L most of my studies are done via own research so alas I may be off.
Didnt spartan women pretty much choose the males, by either submission to them or fighting them off (yeah sounded a bit rape fantasy to me)?
Wasnt child birth really for the country/state and not really for personal reasons?
Did they not perform very selective breeding, weeding out even the weekest of babies by leaving them alone for a few days?

Now opinion time, who was the more impressive general and why?

250 spartans short. errr 50!

Far-L

11-06-2007 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 13337625)

You have definitely done your homework. Even if it was for the state it was still reverence for fucking when you get right down to it. In a comparison of which generals?

Theo	11-06-2007 02:21 AM

the whole greek gay community tries to find evidence to prove what some of you posted yet they have failed miserable. The historical references to homosexual activities are minimal, not saying they don't exist.

I've been reading BBC news on daily basis for the last few years. If I apply the same criteria they are applied in ancient Greece by some I must draw the conlcusion that the vast majority of british people are either pedophiles or rapists lol

Theo	11-06-2007 02:25 AM

and bottom line because I happen to be greek. Personally I don't care if everyone in ancient greece was homosexual. I'm not getting offended, being a very liberal person is last thing that worries me. It's annoying though to see the gay community in order to strengthen their rights to manipulate history.

After Shock Media

11-06-2007 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Far-L (Post 13337633)

You have definitely done your homework. Even if it was for the state it was still reverence for fucking when you get right down to it. In a comparison of which generals?

Leonidas and Themistokles would be the generals.
Not sure if the Tegea's, Mantinea's, Corinth's, Philus's, Mycenaeans, Thespians, or Arcadian's had generals represented.

Far-L

11-06-2007 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 13337663)

Leonidas and Themistokles would be the generals.
Not sure if the Tegea's, Mantinea's, Corinth's, Philus's, Mycenaeans, Thespians, or Arcadian's had generals represented.

Well in that case I would have to go with Themosticles - also known as the father of the Athenian navy and a tactical genius. He was the real brains behind the win at Salamis (which made the victory at Plataea possible) and was a chief architect of the Athenian expansion. He might not have gone done in history as being as brave and loyal and tough as Leonidas but he certainly would be my pick to lead not only in the fight but also in the peace... Thucydides certainly had only the highest praise for him - saying he represented the best of Athens.

Far-L

11-06-2007 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Soul_Rebel (Post 13337639)

Yep... a bunch of pedos, rapers, and madonna fans... :winkwink:

BOSS1

11-06-2007 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Far-L (Post 13337058)

Most everything written about the ancient greeks is based on a few texts that survived the dark ages, burning of library at Alexandria, etc., so you are saying Russians have source material to work with that is different than those I have mentioned? That definitely would be news to me. What ancient texts and archeological record that survived the ages are they privy to that the rest of the world is missing out on? You could say that is true of the perception of Philip and Alexander and the Macedonian's exploits but only so much survives from a hundred to five hundred to a few thousand years preceeding that... Herodatus and Thucydides are not called "fathers of history" for nothing... :2 cents:

(yes I do realize the absurdity of a historical debate on gfy... that is what makes it so fun...)

The source is the same... I think thats obvious even to GFY

I studied history in Soviet Russia.... do I need to say more?

BOSS1

11-06-2007 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by RevengeBucks_Monica (Post 13337165)

oh yeah, and this thread is useless without more pics ;)

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Thats how I clean up :)

:)

Far-L

11-06-2007 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BOSS1 (Post 13339578)

The source is the same... I think thats obvious even to GFY

I studied history in Soviet Russia.... do I need to say more?

lol, no I suppose not but a "thanks" for keeping your thread bumped would be nice... :thumbsup

PS: You should consider growing a big beard... all the chicks will dig that you look like Leonidas in "300".

RevengeBucks_Monica

11-06-2007 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by BOSS1 (Post 13339676)

http://photos-d.ak.facebook.com/phot...02211_1870.jpg
Thats how I clean up :)

:)

Cound you put on some shorts and a long red cape? Oh, and you need a big sword and shield. Perhaps you could turn around a few times slowly so we can get a glimpse of everything?
*GRIN*

FAR-L: Nope, I sure saw Top Gun, but it wasn't quite the same when it comes to glofiying the male physique. ;)

After Shock Media

11-06-2007 03:41 PM

http://www.aftershockmedia.com/gfy/sparta.jpg

Danny B

11-07-2007 03:01 AM

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...9400806842.gif

BOSS1

11-07-2007 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 13340173)

http://www.aftershockmedia.com/gfy/sparta.jpg

Thanks After Shock I guess I am on the way up.... with chops and stuff :)