The Chateau Diaries #144 For $300/m my Patreons get an original copy of my fanny on a photocopier, signed

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Ah I see the problem - when I speak about new immigrants to my country at least, I acknowledge the harm already caused via colonisation and despair that the new new comers know nothing about the indigenous people, their culture and language and don't really care to know - thereby perpetuating the original colonisation effects over and over again.
I'm not talking about the mostly European culture that has developed post colonisation in NZ.
That being said - the loss of language and culture is common to all colonised countries, this is the heart of a people - the Romans didn't conquer the world with a view to adopting the languages and cultures of the countries they took over. Conquering nations never want that. Admittedly the Roman Empire, similar to the Mongolian Empire - was a much more gradual process over a much longer period of time and cultural absorption was the end result of such humongous realms.
This 'not being interested in the language and culture of the country you live in', is at least in tiny part similar. Systematically annihilating an indigenous people is on the other far end of the continuum.
 
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If it’s implants it can be up to three months from endosteal implant to abutment. Recovery from the surgical procedures is just days.
Do they get fake ones for a time until all the old ones are removed?

Well he at least learned the art of the spin from the Master of spin SJ

Interesting but sorry to say some of the people in this very are considered 'crackpots'.
Netflix has a interesting reality show in New Zealand about a funeral parlor, and the majority of the clients were natives it was so touching how they said goodbye. What a loving proud culture.
 
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I didn't realise he got a strike, was that due to the septic tank joke not joke.
It's just speculation that Dan got a YT strike due to his 'cunning stunt' septic tank vlog. Though, it should have happened! The man is reckless.
 
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I just checked YouTube’s report function and they added multiple new options. You can report the video because of harmfully and endangering things going on in there, which could lead to accidents or worse.
Correct and we report harmfully and endangering every time those children are around heavy equipment without another adult supervising and reported that stupid “joke” video. I think he thought his joke was funny. We also report when the children are on CD “working with Dad” because it is a work site not a playground.
 
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I did a few history papers in my undergrad years and I remember my medieval lecturer saying they were called the dark ages because there isn't a lot of information about this period of European history.

Side note - I understand that the Vikings liked washing more than anyone they were pillaging - so they must have smelled nice. and their women were often kidnapped or used for bartering because they were tall and blonde.
 
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Congratulations Rexy!

The other party animals were in no doubt that soon their
favourite watering hole would soon be dominated by the
formidable and fun loving - Tyrannosaurus Tex-Mex.
 

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That makes the true story of 'Catch Me If You Can' a little bit tame in comparison!
But similar - main character is a major con-man who gets away with it for a while but gets caught in the end.
Frank Abagnale fantasised the whole thing.

Netflix has a interesting reality show in New Zealand about a funeral parlor, and the majority of the clients were natives it was so touching how they said goodbye. What a loving proud culture.
The Casketeers.
My colleague tried to book them for her baby niece's funeral the other day, but they are so popular from the TV show, it's almost impossible!

My favourite episode was in the first series when he wanted a more powerful leaf blower but she said no.
He had to have a go with the council worker's really powerful leaf blower at the cemetery.
 
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It’s up to the patient. I opted to go without while everything healed as the temps slow the healing and add cost. You have to have all foods pureed anyway.
 
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What? A colonizer can't call Jarvis out for being colonizer? I resemble that remark.

https://giphy.com/11WsJMBxcels8E
I find this difficult to masturbate to.
Epic, epic title nomination.
 
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Yes, it's true that the Caledonian chieftain Calgacus appears to be mentioned only by Tacitus, but this doesn't mean he made up both the person and his speech, at least in its main substance. Tacitus was an historian and a very accurate and true to facts one, perhaps the greatest Latin historian along with Titus Livius, and he wasn't one to invent his characters. The reasons why he has not been mentioned anywhere else could be several and all plausible.
I want to give you an example, which is a very stunning one. As you may very well know, Pontius Pilate was only mentioned by a few scarce sources, (one of whom by Tacitus, who just mentioned he put Jesus to death) by the Gospels and there was no physical trace of his real existence anywhere else. Not on any inscriptions anyway. So his true existence was only based on some mentions and faith.
In 1961, a dear friend of my family, who was an archaeologist, married to a French archaeologist, during an excavation campaign in the state of Israel, found in the ancient town of Cesarea an inscription with the name of Pontius Pilatus carved on a large stone belonging to a disrupted monument he had dedicated to the emperor Tiberius, along with coins that he minted, The so called Pilate stone.
This is the text:
DIS AUGUSTI]S TIBERIEUM
[. . . . PO]NTIUS PILATUS
[. . .PRAEF]ECTUS IUDA[EA]E
[. .FECIT D]E[DICAVIT]

The discovery had the greatest impact for many reasons that are easily understood.
 
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It’s my observation that the definition of “derailment” here has been fluid, selectively and unjustly rendered.
I am aware of several longstanding threads which are derailment under Tattle’s definition which nobody labels derailment, and which are legit subthreads.
It’s my long observation that such policing of thought discourages people who have eyewitness accounts, as well as people with activist ideas, documents, crowd-powered research projects for the creation of evidence for authorities, political critiques of Jarvis — in short, justice for Jarvis. Or a serious discussion such as this one, about whether or not colonizers can criticize the colonizer Jarvis for establishing a kleptocratic colonial society at Lalande.
I think I know what motivates such xenophobia and derriere gardism among the thought police -- who is, btw, neither the moderator of this forum, nor a Tattle moderator (each of whose requirements strike me as inclusive and civil). I think I know, but I'm not going there. One, its day is over, as European, north American and Oz colonial contributions including the brave @lalablahblah's, prevail, and two, that would be derailing fer sher.
 
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Yes! I wish it was continued. So sorry about your friends niece.
 
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I'm concerned that by the time I get to be a member of this exclusive club, everyone is going to have cirrhosis of the liver!
There's some corner of the fish shack that is forever Baptist.
 
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Plausible isn't the same as definitively proven.
I'm an archaeologist myself.
 
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Plausible isn't the same as definitively proven.
I'm an archaeologist myself.
Of course they are not definitively proven, as we are in the field of hypothesis, otherwise we would not discuss the subject. But who knows if in the future some sources will be discovered proving it true. Tacitus is usually not known for "telling stories"
I'm happy to talk to an archaeologist, I'm an art historian, but when I was at university archaeology was a great passion of mine.
 
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