Comments by "Chuck Lee Zodiac" (@chuckleezodiac24) on "The Historian's Craft" channel.

  1. "After this he went out through a certain door, paying no heed to the fact that the lion which he was wont to call "Rapier" and had for a table-companion and bedfellow seized him as he went out and even tore his clothing. For he used to keep many lions and always had some of them around him, but this one he would often caress even in public." Cassius Dio's History, Book LXXIX, 7.2-3. cool article for pet lovers -- via University of Chicago -- The Classical Journal: "Greek and Roman Household Pets" by Francis Lazenby.
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  2. tell it to all the cavemen who died to reach the Top of the Food Chain -- so you could have the comforts of Modern Civilization & internets.
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  3.  @oglocbaby520  you made me think of Paleolithic Pacifists or Vegans. Gnato: "It appears we're surrounded by ravenous beasts. Surely, we must do them no harm or even defend ourselves." Lagoom: "We shall allow these fearsome creatures to feast on our flesh for they are immoral meat-eaters and we are morally superior to them."
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  4. i know where there's a bunch of Bigfoots.
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  5. you would've been eaten... as you basked in the rapture of the glorious fauna. by a smilodon.
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  6.  @BringDHouseDown  you don't know shit about Paleolithic hunters.
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  7. Alexander the Great turned an island into a peninsula.
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  8. sometimes they won. Lions 40 Christians 0.
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  9.  @Shinzon23  yeah. humans used to sacrifice anybody & every thing for any reason on all occasions. forecasting the future in animal entrails, etc. not to mention human sacrifice. so primitive. luckily we've advanced. now we worship resurrected Jewish carpenters born of a virgin.
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