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Saturday, October 27, 2018
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I don't even remember what anyone said in that conversation
it's really not that hard to imagine but I don't feel like arguing pointlessly with you
Yeah fuck you both why argue with eachother when I am the one who likes arguing
max you are wrong, so are you dialga
fight me
no
yes
I can believe it.
depends where he looks
I agree that greek/roman is more prevelent
but it does not make it impossible
But we don't play the same games
and I have no reason not to disbelieve him, as that would be petty
Max, you are also flooded with fandom videos neither of us see
it is clear you see shit we do not
Games are what i spend the majority of my time on, so yes i'm using it as my example
It is entirely possible for two people to see different things
and considering you and dialga are different, I can believe he sees vastly different things than you, compared to say gent and I who basically watch a lot of the same shit
it can be
it kinda does
there is a lot of content to see
two people can watch/play shit their entire lives and have no overlap
that is not relevant to this argument
um
what
Max, this just comes across as incredibly petty
and also actually isn't the news in the usa very segregated
i dunno. I pay literally no attention to the news/media
I'm just saying, his entire fucking world can't be separate, I listed before all the shit that comes from greek/roman mythos, and that stuff is E V E R Y W H E E R E, even in stuff he said he has played before. the news thing is more in reference to the names of thing, for example the Apollo space crafts
Norse stuff is what's everywhere from my experience
i really think you might be exaggerating the greek mythos being everywhere thing
and you too dialga
shh fire i'm just using the same words as him
Both show up in the west, I would agree that greek stuff is more common
but more common does not necessarily imply he has to have seen it more
but it being more common does not have to mean dialga has seen it show up
yes
yes?
Norse mythology in popular culture
The Norse mythology, preserved in such ancient Icelandic texts as the Poetic Edda, the Prose Edda, and other lays and sagas, was little known outside Scandinavia until the 19th century. With the widespread publication of Norse myths and legends at this time, references to the...
en.wikipedia.orga y e
I did not realize dialga had to give the examples
eitherway the source helps me remember some of the stuff i have played
not like i could recall an entire list for you off the top of my head, on the spot
See, a lot of my pop culture ancient mythos is either egypt or norse
and it all comes from one place
