Name a more iconic duo
Name a more iconic duo
Nicholas Morales
Hunter Reed
Dominic Price
Robert Jones
Robin (as Batman) and Nightwing
Tyler Lee
Romeposting needs to come back
Evan Green
Cooper Carter
Damn right it does
Kayden Gonzalez
Ian Wood
luv me Vorenus and Pullo, but Scott and Stonebridge are equal first place for iconic duo
Justin Morales
Is season 2 of this show worth watching? I liked season 1 but the first few episodes of season 2 have been awful so far
Chase Ramirez
It's worth a watch for sure, but just keep in mind they slapped it together from 3 or 4 planned seasons' plots after the series was cancelled after season 1 aired, so it is rushed beyond belief. It is sad seeing the bones and potential for all the plots and character development they had planned
Brody Harris
It's not just the plot that is bad in season 2 though, it focuses on characters and storylines that I have no interest in and the acting from a lot of the new characters is terrible
Ethan Martinez
then don't watch it
Nolan Gray
It's kino if you liked Mark Anthony. He really steals the show in S2. Apart from him, Titus and Lucius I didn't care much for the rest of the characters.
Owen James
It gets a little better but Season 1 was definitely better and more kino. Vorenus becomes an evil slumlord and Pullo has an interesting arc.
Hudson Hughes
What shows are similar to it besides game of thrones?
Chase Fisher
I will do my part in the coming days
Jaxson Gomez
The Borgias
Gavin Collins
I like Mark Anthony but his characterization better as Caesar's slimy fixer than as a ringmaster tyrant.
Ethan Hill
All I remember from season two was too much screentime was wasted on that boring jew hitman and Cleopatra's actress was fucking awful
Jace Russell
>anglogermcucks pretending to be Romans
lmao no thanks
John Walker
>that boring jew hitman
I've warmed up to him a lot. The series has a weird way of making even the worst people somewhat sympathetic (except Servilia, fuck that bitch). You're right about Cleopatra though.
Caleb Gray
don't bring that autism here
Ian Cruz
The Terror season 1
Grayson Cook
Oliver Peterson
if the Romans hadn't interbred with Arabs, Jews, and North Aricans, then maybe we'd have some Roman actors that actually looked like Ancient Romans. But the closest thing we have is "anglogermcucks"
Kayden Young
funnily enough I just watched this show last month. I loved the performances of the three captains and the show overall was good for the first few episodes, but by the end I would just rate it a 7/10. That gay guy villian plot was retarded and showing the creature too early removed all tension and and suspense for me.
Aiden Richardson
>too much screentime was wasted on that boring jew hitman
honestly didn't mind him, especially once i found out they were planning on later seasons involving the politics of judea before the cancellation
Hunter Bailey
THEY DIDN'T HAVE BUZZCUTS IN ANCIENT ROME
Christian Harris
Xavier Turner
not saying they were nords, but we know from historical writings and from statues that they sure as fuck weren't the people who are there now
Owen Barnes
why does contemporary classical art depict them as having light skin then?
Joseph Gomez
sure it became a shitshow after the 5 season, but they are iconic
Lucas Sanchez
Dominic Hall
Hunter Howard
Jacob Cruz
lmao, come on, read some books, fren, there are thousend year old books that describe then as having things like blond hair or blue eyes and thousend years old works of art that depict them usually as caucasian looking people
sureally they werent nordic european, but had common traits, since blond hair people existed even in north africa and middle east and blue eyes are common among different racial groups
Christopher Wood
>doesn’t understand recessive traits
>still thinking anglogermcucks come from Europe
Lmao
Michael Wood
I finished watching season 1 of Rome yesterday, it's certified KINO.
Jack Myers
Guess where anglogermcucks were at this time. Hint it starts with Scy
Samuel Ortiz
San Marino is pretty pure isn't it
Oliver Hernandez
Did you know that the eight legged horse Sleipnir was depicted in central asian communities as well? It was a representation of travelling caravans. Pre-eminent researcher of the Kurgans Mihail Gryaznov had this hypothesis:
> "According to ancient authors, nomadic hordes (Large relatives communities (aşiret)/little (kabile) - tribals) Massagetae and Scythians moved across the steppes in carts. Each family had a pair of oxen and a cart ("eight-legged Scythians"), which served as her permanent home. The wagon people were born, lived, worked and died there. The men traveled on horseback, and the women ran the wagon, which were their children and all the family's property was."
Pic related are many depictions of the eight legged horse found in Kazakhstan and the Altai region
Some more reading on topic:
sino-platonic.org
Also Yggdrasil comes from turkic "Ygac a Sil" meaning Noble World Tree. Askgard comes from "Askal Gol" meaning City Lake. Odin comes from Odun meaning firewood (Odin brought the knowledge of fire to Scandinavia from Tyrkland according to Snorri).
Jayden Taylor
At the bottom of this pic is the Oseberg tapestry, showing Scythian caravans migrating westward into Europe lead by a man in a horned helm. This tapestry is from 800AD and was found in a woman’s grave in Norway. The story of the horned leader leading a group of nomads became the story of Odin and it also mimics the story of the first gokturk khan - Oguz Kaghan.
Wyatt Johnson
Jace Phillips
recently watched My Best Friend Is A Vampire, and the main character was so familiar it was annoying me that I couldn't place him. Halfway through i realized it was a young Wilson
Ethan Morgan
This is a Norwegian epic written in the 13th about Norway’s first line of kings named Hakon. Hakon comes from gokturkic “Hakan” meaning ruler/chief and is also the root of the word Khan. Also I’m this story the kings eat horseflesh to celebrate. Horseflesh consumption was not practiced at this time in Europe. The only people known to do this were the Asiatics.
Bentley Cruz
Those are all fantasies. Italics weren't related to Germanics and Germanics weren't related to Turks. Scythians also weren't Turks. We pretty much know already how these people looked like (genetically speaking).
Aaron Hernandez
Snorri Sturilson was a member of King Hakon’s court. He wrote that Odin was a king that came from Tyrkland. Although he incorrectly misplaces Tyrkland in Anatolia as an attempt to plagiarize Virgil’s Aeneid, he does reveal a cultural memory of the newly arrived Scandinavians as being descendants of the turks/gokturks, who came from Central Asia. Also “goth” comes from gokturk. Some other words are Yggdrasil which comes from Turkic Ygac a Sil meaning noble world tree and Asgard comes from Askal Gol meaning City Lake. Also germanic comes from Latin germanus meaning inbred.
Joseph Perez
Nobody ever said Italians were ever related to g*rmoids
Joseph Collins
or they're just societies that revere horses to an extent and think
>more legs = faster horse
Grayson Price
honestly never seen anyone on Yea Forums seethe as much as you, you're in every board
Daniel Turner
Snorri Sturilson trying to plagiarize Virgil and culturally appropriate Roman culture wouldn’t be the first (or the last) time germanics tried to claim European heritage. In 550AD Jordanes was a germcuck refugee that got employed by the Byzantines as a bureaucratic clerk. He barely learned enough Latin to get by and wrote in horrible Latin grammar his seminal “Getica”, a famously mistitled, grammatically incorrect, and laughable attempt at cultural appropriation and fantasy. Jordanes wrote in his barely legible Latin that germanics came from a fabled land called Skandza in the North and that the Dacians of the Carpathians were actually germanics. Of course this has been proven untrue in modern times (by Hitler himself even) as the earliest permanent settlement in Scandinavia have been found to be only from 200AD. Also, Herodotus was writing about the Dacians long before that time, and Dacians were well known before any accounts of germanics. Therefore, anglogermcucks are NOT Dacians and are NOT from Skandza. This tendency for larping however, has not stopped of course…
Jayden Myers
They came from Scandinavia, though. Dacians weren't Germanics, they were a mix of Thracians and Scythians.
Easton Rogers
lol no they didnt. The earliest permanent settlement is only from 200AD and in early Neolithic/Mesolithic there was a massive ice sheet covering Northern Europe preventing any sort of permanent settling. Only hunting (of which Europeans participated in for millions of years, regardless of any Asian tourists). All evidence points to anglogermcucks being from mongolturkic tribes in Central Asia. And if you want to go further back you’re related to the Chinese and Slavs through the Denisovan line that comes from Siberia.
Mason Nelson
I just found out there’s a season 2. Is it worth checking out?
Asher Campbell
definitely not, has nothing to do with season 1. it's just clumsy racebait set in WW2
Justin Torres
Robert King
Reminder that if your tribe isn’t listed in this image you are not European (Anatolians are Greeks)
Leo Miller
>all evidence
Except, you know, genetic.
>The earliest permanent settlement is only from 200AD
I honestly don't know why you say that as some of the richest finds in Bronze Age Europe came from Scandinavia (Nordic Bronze Age).
Camden Martinez
It's not one person user. All Italian larpers hate anglos and germoids
Noah Morgan
You mean like this:
davidkfaux.org
Some more fun reading:
dandebat.dk
Carter Hernandez
Try harder next time OP
Mason Lopez
But what of good Solonius?
Caleb Cooper
Good thread this
Robert Moore
I mean real genetic evidence, not some meme larp.
Jackson Roberts
Yeah sure Genghis, it’s real tough to tell. You just look so convincing!
Nolan Fisher
It's not real genetic study. It's clearly old and he doesn't even talk about subclades. R1a-M417 is native to Europe. It's been in Scandinavia since at least 2800 BC - Battle Axe Culture. R1a presence in Central and East Asia is due to eastward expansion of Indo-European tribes. It's why R1a has been found in Huns, Magyars or Turks.
While Q is today found mostly in Asia and the Americas, there were actually European subclades that expanded to Europe with Indo-Europeans. They got dominated by other haplogroups, though and never achieved great reproductive success.
Jaxon Howard
No such thing as an indo-european. Only indo and European. You are an indo, Hansdeep Nigelwong.