Nah. I'ma stand on it but steal a horse out of the stable late at night and do the race, fukk that
Memnon, in Greek mythology, son of Tithonus (son of Laomedon, legendary king of Troy) and Eos (Dawn) and king of the Ethiopians. He was a post-Homeric hero, who, after the death of the Trojan warrior Hector, went to assist his uncle Priam, the last king of Troy, against the Greeks.
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Why Greek Goddesses Appear as Black Women on an Ancient Ceramic Cup
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All the Gods and Goddesses of Greece were black | Gnostic Warrior By Moe Bedard
(By Sir Godfrey Higgins) - Osiris and his Bull were black; all the Gods and Goddesses of Greece were black: at least this was the case with Jupiter, Bacchus, Hercules, Apollo, Amnion.The Goddesses Venus, Isis, Hecati, Diana, Juno, Metis, Ceres, Cybile, are black. The Multimammia is black in the...gnosticwarrior.com
Hell nah
Politics don’t mean shyt when you dead
Yeah for sureyeah i worded the question wrong i guess ... something you stand up for and etc.
but i respect the initial answer although i would like to think i would drink the hemlock, i know i would take middle-ground somewhere.
When the coli was a black site we never worship Greek mythology. We studied and appreciate African mythology.
No we didn’t. We ain’t from Africa, we from Crenshaw mafiaWhen the coli was a black site we never worship Greek mythology. We studied and appreciate African mythology.
No we didn’t. We ain’t from Africa, we from Crenshaw mafia
No we didn’t. We ain’t from Africa, we from Crenshaw mafia
yeah but coli tend to blend the two, but props on the call out though lol.
Why it’s just a flower![]()
this hemlock ... these are poisonous darts son.
you even touch this raw and you will be well missed.![]()