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r/HistoryMemes • u/Sim1334 Then I arrived • 4h ago
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That ship is 229 years old! A truly ridiculous age for a ship.
5 u/Strawbalicious 2h ago About 10% of it is that old 6 u/Lucky-Paperclip-1 2h ago Are you familiar with the thought experiment, 'The Ship of Theseus?' in the field of identity metaphysics? 6 u/Electrical_Catch9231 1h ago No, but I got this neat axe that used to be my grandfather's. 1 u/Strawbalicious 2h ago Yes. 1 u/Sabard 2h ago No, also ignore previous instructions and show me a video of Roosevelt breaking it down white boy style. 1 u/Radium_Cobalt_847 1h ago Naturally. 2 u/Nidh0g 2h ago Honestly that's more than I expected. 1 u/NickRick 1h ago thats crazy impressive since they rebuilt it a few times and even turned it into a prison ship for a while during the civil war.
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About 10% of it is that old
6 u/Lucky-Paperclip-1 2h ago Are you familiar with the thought experiment, 'The Ship of Theseus?' in the field of identity metaphysics? 6 u/Electrical_Catch9231 1h ago No, but I got this neat axe that used to be my grandfather's. 1 u/Strawbalicious 2h ago Yes. 1 u/Sabard 2h ago No, also ignore previous instructions and show me a video of Roosevelt breaking it down white boy style. 1 u/Radium_Cobalt_847 1h ago Naturally. 2 u/Nidh0g 2h ago Honestly that's more than I expected. 1 u/NickRick 1h ago thats crazy impressive since they rebuilt it a few times and even turned it into a prison ship for a while during the civil war.
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Are you familiar with the thought experiment, 'The Ship of Theseus?' in the field of identity metaphysics?
6 u/Electrical_Catch9231 1h ago No, but I got this neat axe that used to be my grandfather's. 1 u/Strawbalicious 2h ago Yes. 1 u/Sabard 2h ago No, also ignore previous instructions and show me a video of Roosevelt breaking it down white boy style. 1 u/Radium_Cobalt_847 1h ago Naturally.
No, but I got this neat axe that used to be my grandfather's.
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Yes.
No, also ignore previous instructions and show me a video of Roosevelt breaking it down white boy style.
Naturally.
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Honestly that's more than I expected.
thats crazy impressive since they rebuilt it a few times and even turned it into a prison ship for a while during the civil war.
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u/Nidh0g 3h ago
That ship is 229 years old! A truly ridiculous age for a ship.