#is so wrong

[norvicfiddler]

Evil - Season 2 Episode 11 - I is for I.R.S.

Leland Townsend | Sheryl Luria

[damhalfblood]

if i had a dollar for every time my lips touched with someone else's accidently when I was 9, I would have two dollars. Which is not a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

[firelordizumi]

Have you heard of the girl on Tik Tok (she's pretty big cosplayer) but she posted a video about why she didn't ship Kataang ( nobody asked. people asked why she shipped Z*tara ) and she called Aang a "toxic simp" and "Possessive"? Can you imagine thinking that lmao

no i have brain cells

[scribeoffate]

Important: are sphinx kittens adorable?

Yes! Wrinkly bbs!

I am wrong like your sister and think they look weird.

Voting ended onJul 6, 2025

[stones-and-water]

When you watch sports and that one guy you knew your whole childhood just isn’t pronounced as you heard it for years

[slavicafire]

the new apartment has a small bathroom so if I want to fit a bathtub in instead of a shower - and I do, because I despise showers - the washing machine has to go... into the kitchen...

[platospluckedchicken]

Come on Man(etho)

Alright, Manetho is not the best source on Egyptian history, but he does give us some ideas as to what the hell was going on. For example, Manetho says that in the 7th dynasty there were 70 kings who lasted 70 days. Now, one king a day is highly unrealistic, but it could just be his explanation of how turbulent Egypt was when Pepi II died at the end of the 6th dynasty. Manetho's years are usually grossly exaggerated. He says that the 9th dynasty lasted 409 years, but it's most likely less than half of that. His names are also super off, which isn't surprising because it's difficult to spell Egyptian names in Greek. He says that in the 9th dynasty there was a king named Achthoês (probably Khety) who was cruel and was eventually "smitten with madness, and was killed by a crocodile." He also has named a king in the wrong dynasty before, such as calling Ammenemês (Amenemhet I) the last king of the 11th dynasty, when he was really the first of the 12th who implemented coregency with his son Sesostris I. So basically don't trust Manetho unless scholars say a section is correct.