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No idea what year sorry

No idea what year sorry

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[–] [Sticky] • 6 pts

1st century CE.

Ornate Roman gladiator shin guards depicting Silenus and swans fighting serpents

https://ancientimes.blogspot.com/2020/06/roman-gladiator-armor-and-helmets.html

Archive: https://archive.md/LiVa3

[–] • 13 pts

1st century CE.

Please stop the bullshit and call it 1st century AD.

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Thank you

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Curious. Do you still consider Pluto a planet?

I am on you side for the AD versus CE thing. But we are a dying breed. The jews will win.

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I don't have a strong position on Pluto. I don't think its classification has anything to do with politics.

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Nobody wants a roundhouse kick when you're wearing these bad boys

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That's beautiful work.

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Haha, +2 Gladius Greaves. My 5th-level knight has +4.

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Wow whoever wore those was a scrawny little fuck

[–] • 4 pts (edited )

Turns out fat fuckwits don't last very long in the arena. Look at paintings/statues/photos of the hardcore war heros, none of them are big dudes. Big dudes die easy outside of the pay-per-veiw bullshit you are used to worshiping.

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I'm not thinking fat, I'm thinking muscular

Are you gonna tell me scrawny dudes were idealized and would out-battle tall muscular men?

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Yes, being big with either fat or excess muscle slows you down a lot. Actual combat boils down to speed. Being tall is also a disadvantage.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

They didn't have the steroids back then.

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Lol I've never taken a steroid and those greaves are for a child IMHO

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

These are for the shins (form the knee down to the ankle) not the entire leg.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

They also didn't have factory farming and supermarkets either.

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That's just flexing at this point.