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Rémy Vanschoonwinkel replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"Hahaha yeah, debauchery pretty much was the kickstarter for all the events with the Romans, but the Greek didn't really perish with their homosexuality I thought?"
Jun 9
Nathan DeParis replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"Then Rome fell. "
Jun 9
Beowulf87 replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"Dave, gotta say I appreciate the reference.  I will check it out and see what she has to say.  Fascinating!"
Jun 8
Rémy Vanschoonwinkel replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"Quite sure there was homosexuality, but it was far more accepted then nowadays. As some other guys said the Spartans easily aproved of it because of the better fighters they could be. Furthermore marriage was still kept between men and women, but it…"
Jun 8
Nathan DeParis replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"I do a agree with that thought. It's not beneficial to say that if we were there we would do X or Y. Things were done for different reasons back then. We have to know why they would have talked about something or not brought up anything at all.…"
Jun 8
Vytautas replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"I realize that it is fashionable these days to say that homosexuality is and always has been widespread (and therefore should be given the same high regard and social and legal acceptance as heterosexuality), but it is simply not true. With the…"
Jun 8
Vytautas replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"Cisco, I think that any good approach to history starts with finding out the attitudes, assumptions, and thoughts of the time period. I don't think it's fair to say that the Spartans, or Leonidas, were homosexual, because that category…"
Jun 7
Vytautas replied to Beowulf87's discussion Spartan Homosexuality in the group History Buffs
"The problem is thinking about ancient attitudes towards sexuality in terms of our own, modern views of sexuality."
Jun 7
Carl M replied to Beowulf87's discussion Need a Compass
"I carry one of these outdoors (nothing compared to you) and it is one of the best compasses I have ever had. It is the tritium illuminated model."
Jun 4
Greg Carter replied to Beowulf87's discussion Christian Hymns on CD
"There are a wide variety of greats available on iTunes. I like the following- 1. Victory in Jesus (standard Sunday fare during my basic training in the army) 2. Old Time Religion 3. Tatem Ergo from the Latin Mass (look for Quire of Voyces…"
Jun 3
Cypher82006 replied to Beowulf87's discussion Cookbooks
"this is one I bought for my wife as a joke because I have a big appetite and the title just caught my eye but then I read through it and now I actually cook a lot of things out of it myself. it is really quite good for Men who want to cook. Mad…"
Jun 3
Big Bad Moose replied to Beowulf87's discussion Need a Compass
"Cammenga lensatic compasses speak for themselves, mate. Regards, BBM"
Jun 2
Liam S. replied to Beowulf87's discussion Need a Compass
"The 3H with Tritium illumination is pretty readily available. Not a bad price either, given what it offers. My old flat plate Silva is still plugging along though (20+ years on) - they are tougher than they appear. :)"
Jun 2
Vytautas replied to Beowulf87's discussion Need a Compass
"The Cammenga 3H. I don't think this is available for civilian use, but rather comes with a different material for illumination. Other posts here indicate that I am incorrect about this and that the 3H is available for civilians. Of course you…"
Jun 2
Will replied to Beowulf87's discussion Cookbooks
"I never buy a cookbook (unless it's dirt cheap at a jumble sale).  Mostly I use allrecipes.com (be sure and look at the reviews --people will say, "This had way too much butter" or such).  But I'll also browse cookbooks…"
Jun 2
Greg Carter replied to Beowulf87's discussion Cookbooks
"If want to go to the origin of most European cooking, I recommend Le Guide Culinaire by August Escoffier. He was the first chef to "write it down" in one big organized book. Seen the movie Red Dragon? The recipe book observed by the agent…"
Jun 2

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At 8:08am on March 30, 2012, Carl Monster said…

Thanks for friending, and of course, sir.

At 7:09am on April 26, 2011, Danny E. Mason said…
Well We Have to start somewhere Sir, I believe you would like it though.  I have been a little curtailed since my Heart surgery.  I am definately going to try to get out some more this season..Went to a couple last year..I miss it...Thank you for your friendship and Kind acknowledgement...We are praying for you...Talk to me if I can be of any help to you or just to Jaw awhile...Chaplain Dan
At 12:17am on January 28, 2011, Herb Munson said…
Welcome to The Great Debate! Great to have you with us.
At 11:23am on January 10, 2011, t-train said…

Welcome to Armchair Generals.  Nice to have you onboard! -t-train

P.S.  I didn't realize you had so many interests till I saw your page. Neat.

At 10:49pm on December 5, 2010, John M. Dolph said…
Welcome to AOM Futurists. I looki forward to your posts.
At 8:44am on September 3, 2009, Michael J. Austin said…
Here's hoping you have a most WONDERFUL birthday !!!!
At 6:05am on July 24, 2009, thehuhman said…
Welcome to the AoM Community. We're glad you're here.
 
 
 

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Samuel replied to Liam's discussion Moving towards my first muscle up
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