>>902687
Masturbate to fine art

>>902687
engage in lively debate with the /his/ board of 4chan.

>read philosophy
>listen to great works of art music
>read great works of literature
>fuck fine women/men/both/etc. (fuck a finely lubricated hand if you must)
>lift with a good regimen
>run marathons
>learn fine dance and visual arts
>paint in your spare time
>schmooze with nobility
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In 18th-early 19th century Europe they'd call you a Republican.

Heretic, hussite, kaffir, barbarian, peripatetic, stoic, cynic, optimate, populare, radical, pedophile, faggot, etc.

>>902767
>stoic
that was an insult at some point?

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>>902535
>So I told Bush to invade Iraq and he actually did it!
>What an absolute goy!

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>>902535
>mfw people think the Maginot line was a failure
>mfw people forget that Germany invaded through Belgium in WW1

>>902602

The real judaization occurred with Bill. You're right about Good Goy Bush, though.

>No Dental Hygiene option

Shit poll desu mate.

I like how Britain wasn't even a blip on the radar of any of those people.

>>902482
yeah sure thing retard

A lot of them were protestants fleeing the Christians in Europe. That combined with the incentives of 19th century march to the west for immigrants to consolidate the land made it possible for a lot of Germans to move to America.

>>902322
Aren't most German-Americans catholic?

>>902319
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_revolutions_of_1848%E2%80%9349


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forty-Eighters

The winter war isn't that important, would you like if they began to touch alternative theories for the holocaust, world war two and operation barbarossa as well?
ANy reason you care so much for this one war?

Kind of pointless when official soviet documents about the war that were unlocked back in the 90s confirm they started it.

>>902004
Not OP, but I fucking hate all Finns.

>>901980

I imagine the earlier boats were made so they could go out further to get fish (makes sense, logically). And then as their boatmaking skills improved they were able to go on longer voyages before finally realizing that besides getting to fish boats could be used to explore, trade, and go on raiding expeditions.

People initially navigated along the coasts.

/thread

>>901980
First boats, or at least rafts, were being used before the first sapiens ever even evolved, homo erectus was able to colonize islands.

I imagine a lot of the first quests out to sea were rafts to hug the coast, and then getting dragged out to the open ocean by currents or a storm.

>>901643
Roman empire (my ancestors were from central Italy)
sometime before the seven years' war
wouldn't really want to go to any other points in history, so for my third one I'll just say the year 2100

>>901691
Only two periods of interest?

>>901643
Prehistory, senpai.
>living in utopia, go out for hunt with bros when feel like it, teaching bitches how to swim
>absolutely no moral values, fug the lolis and everything fertile that is fuckable
>go to cave with my artistic niggas for some prehistoric graffiti
>yfw meeting actual we wuz kangz niggas nobody in the present age knows
>unspoilt nature and air, just...
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>>901627
Glad some real Muslims reminded him of what life in Persia was after Khalid

>>902362
Based Khalid

>>902362
>>902388
t, Memet

Think about soliders.
War is painful, short, and than you die. Some things are worth suffering for.

If all people cared about was maximizing pleasure we would all be on drugs. In fact we would demand the government pass out drugs to everyone for free as the ultimate spreading of joy.

Pleasure is the emanation of joy

>>901517
Ya but even soldiers are somewhat hedonistic because they think their participation in war leads to a bigger pleasure for the country etc.
If you know what I mean

>>901391
I remember when I was in high school.
Allthough it sounds retarded, Wikipedia and Historical documentary movies helped me achieve who I am today..

Nowadays, there are numerous books written in a way that's light and informing for most people while keeping an interesting pace. Very readable books get published every day on either specific periods or cultures in history or the kind of book that tries to find patterns and causes throughout history in general.
Do you already have a period you are more intersted in? Go out and look on the subject, indeed even Wikipedia can be a great start.
Great books on history at large are for example the books by Jared Diamond, for example Guns, germs and steel.

>>901391
http://pastebin.com/u/jonstond2

You know you're a hack when your own men nickname you the butcher

>>901027

Just a hack, he wasn't particualrly misunderstood.

He was a completely overrated hack who couldn't win when presented with an actual opponent.

>>900962
How are terms like rightward or leftward even applicable on this?

It set the stage for the parliament and habaes corpus.

>>900962
>applying notions of 'left' and 'right' to a feudal entity


God, /his/ got dumb fast.

>applying 'right' and 'left' as descriptors centuries before those terms either existed or had any real meaning

wew

>>900751
Can you build a civilization that can stand the test of time, in an isolated desert?

It started civilisations but didn't control the subsequent development of civilisations.

>>900759
Fuck off Firaxis

>>900256
Bump for interest.

Alexandria.

>>900256
In your heart