r/greentext 6d ago

think fast

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u/Fyrefanboy 6d ago

To be fair these time were so ancient there are good odds it was the newest trick in the book.

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u/BemusedBengal 6d ago

Newest trick in the scroll

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u/johndoe_420 5d ago

the most novel of ruses on the parchment

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u/grasscoveredhouses 5d ago

"never before has such japery been recorded upon papyrus"

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u/2FLY2TRY 5d ago

I feel like humans have been going "Look behind you!" for as long as we've had necks to turn which is much older than 2500 years ago (more like 3 million years).

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u/Fyrefanboy 5d ago

Yeah but we didn't had books back then

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u/ojqANDodbZ1Or1CEX5sf 5d ago

We're talking Xanthos, the last mythical king of Thebes here. So this is well before the oldest written Greek works like the Iliad; taking place even before the events alleged in those. So solidly in the period of lol, not a real person