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Idk shit about history but recently started learning and this is honestly the coolest neighbor I've learned about so far, except maybe Martin Luther. 
WTF I love this neighbor 
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Is it really dramatic? Then just put it in the main feed.
Is it chuddy? (Be honest.) Then /h/chudrama.
Is it from back in old boomer times or before?
This is the place for it.
Feel free to talk about history here at
whatever level of seriousness you feel like.
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He looks like a sitcom husband
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Is his name 'Neighbor'? Who is this?
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Pompey the Great
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he was actually the first neighbor in history
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First person to say sic semper neighbor
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wow this cute twink did something funny for once 👌👌😄
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I'm pouring my heart out here Snaps.
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Irony is that this is exactly how Ptolemy presented Pompey to Caesar
in Egypt.
The greatest
Roman 
was Clodius Pulcher btw.
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This is Germanicus erasure.
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It was a real frickin bummer learning about Pompey's late history, defeated, fled, and then betrayed by those goddarn Egyptian.
I will add Clodius to my list of people to learn about, the name sounds familiar but I am oblivious when it comes to history.
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Incidentally, the History
of Rome podcast by Mike Duncan from about 15 years ago is very good. Goes from Romulus through to the fall of the western 
empire. The whole thing is on youtube.
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