>When you see a C*lto-G*rmanic subhuman
When you see a C*lto-G*rmanic subhuman
Asher Phillips
Lucas Russell
What are they eating?
Aaron Thomas
Epic. Med pride worldwide!!
Joseph Watson
when you take their women
Lincoln Miller
when you take Jerusalem 3 times in a row
Lincoln Gonzalez
Reminder that the Celts could have taken Rome but chose not to, leading Rome to build walls and become a powerhouse. You're welcome.
Jeremiah Jackson
You see me but I can't see you, Mediterranean manlet.
Adam Butler
>W'"*n y-+ T7*~ L!k 4 R€t4R@
Benjamin Murphy
>American education
Elijah Stewart
Looks like some sort of pecan cookies.
Sebastian Phillips
Ayy Tone!
Henry Morris
Seething lanklet
William Lopez
assblasted micks because the romans were the kingmakers of ireland
Joshua Ortiz
Shouldn't you be delivering fuckin cannolis or somethin?
Aiden Carter
Thomas Hill
Once at the gym I stuffed a manlet mer into the locker while we were both naked. He cried the whole time
Aiden Harris
Foreskin biscuits.
Jacob Clark
they never even came here, retard
Easton Stewart
>when half jewish terrone half mestizo new world mutt larps as roman
Colton Thompson
amaretti. a kind of cookie with a particular bittersweet flavour, it's soft despite the shape, and often garnished with almonds. it's excellent with dessert wines or after meal liquors. there are many types of amaretti, some are smaller and friable, that one is more likely a homemade variant
Christian Gonzalez
Yes
Grayson Bell
Romans never stepped foot in Ireland mate.
John Bennett
DA GABAGOOL
Jordan Edwards
>coasting on the glory of an empire that was snuffed out 1500 years ago
That pretty fucking sad
Bentley Price
I've had this I think. Very strong almond flavour. Not really for me.
James Campbell
Because it was such a shithole it wasn't even worth it.
Jordan Green
Jesus Italians are autistic about food. Amaretti. This explains amaretto, which I believe is almond liquor.
Noah Foster
No it's because it was too cold for the little M*ds. Thus why they called it Hibernia (Land of eternal winter)
Adrian Sanchez
Svogliatelle
Adam Davis
Agricola and his legions went to ireland to end a local civil war
Indeed, the Roman historian Tacitus mentions that Agricola, while governor of Roman Britain (AD 78 - 84), considered conquering Ireland, believing it could be held with one legion plus auxiliaries and entertained an exiled Irish prince, thinking to use him as a pretext for a possible invasion of Ireland.[8] This Roman author tells us that around those years Agricola had with him an Irish chieftain (may be Túathal Techtmar) who later returned to conquer Ireland with an army. Excavations at sites linked to the tale of Túathal have produced Roman material of the late 1st or early 2nd centuries. It would be consistent for Túathal to have been that Irish chieftain.
Adrian Brown
>considered
>believing
>could
>possible
>may be
well I'm convinced. oh, wait
>an Irish chieftain who later returned to conquer Ireland
nvm
Landon Ward
Ayyyo hol up a minute pham