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LadyButterfly she/her@piefed.blahaj.zone to History Memes@piefed.socialEnglish · 4 days ago

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LadyButterfly she/her@piefed.blahaj.zone to History Memes@piefed.socialEnglish · 4 days ago
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  • bobo@lemmy.ml
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    That’s the Meteora, right? So more like:

    Monks need a place to hide from the invading Turks

    Monks build a monastery on top of the big rocks that have kept humans alive for over 40k years

    Turks are shook when a bunch of monks pull up ladders

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      They could always go the Roman route to getting to high places.

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      Do turks not know how to build ladders?

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        How are they going to get a ladder up a 400+m tall rock? And do you think it would be worth it?

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          I assume you just wait long enough and they starve. Though you can probably raise chickens up there, and have a little garden. I kind of want to live there now.

          You’d probably have to be diligent about collecting rain water. That or dig one hell of a well.

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          So could we say that this monastery is an unaldultered remnant of greek civilisation?

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          Besides, all you need to defend agaisnt people going up ladders are a few cauldrons of boiling oil.

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            400m? a handful of river stones would work, too.

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            i’m not wasting my cooking oil

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          two ladders obviously, are you stupid?

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        They share a lot of weaknesses with early Daleks.

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        They probably do, but in most cases I reckon you’ll have the upper hand if you find yourself positioned above the ladder as someone’s coming up it.

        • BeeegScaaawyCripple@lemmy.world
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          the voices always say to push the ladder and you mean i finally get to? HOT DOG

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      James Bond found his way up there, while uninvited, but he’s probably the sole exception.

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        His true name is Yamis Bondakis, his Greek powers allowed him to accomplish that.

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    British monks doing this but on remote islands: “There’s absolutely no way this will backfire”

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    Alright. The “Nobody:” irked me at first but because of its common use I’ve tolerated it but “Absolutely No One:” is where I have to take a stand.

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    And I think it’s a pain trying to explain the gate code to my DoorDash driver.

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