Historic archeological find.
P.S. always believe everything you find on the internet
@killingfloorman That doesn't look like da Vinci's boyfriend...
@sentientdessert how do you know what da Vinci's boyfriend looks like? Keith burned all the negatives 🤪🤣
@killingfloorman I was born over 5000 years ago. Leo was a neat guy, and a huge flirt.
@sentientdessert can't wait for your autobiography to come out 😎
@killingfloorman I'd have to dust it off, literally, and translate it from Assyrian.
@sentientdessert lucky the papyrus is still intact. Be careful with your coffee around it.
Also, choose your translator carefully. Many English speakers don't get the music in the Assyrian language 🤓
@killingfloorman Sometimes literally. Parts are melodic on purpose and the inflection isn't captured when written down.
Like how in English they drop the wonderful accent marks from other languages when it adopts a word.
@sentientdessert and there was the great North side/ South side schism of the 16thC BC (which I'm sure is referenced extensively in the book). The written language never really recovered from the lack of alignment between the two schools of thought
@sentientdessert some things never change. Here you are all these years later hearing the same screams
@killingfloorman The events of history always repeat, because there are those who gain power and wants them to, and there are those who give their power away who never learned.
@killingfloorman I think I'd moved west by then. The memory gets a little rusty after so long.
There was a nice little seafaring civilization that was starting to explore the medditerranean and that seemed preferable to the infighting and screams of "how are you still alive" every time I showed my face in public.