Small correction. They sold the oil that was mixed with sweat and it was used as a kind of antibiotic and it could save someone who has a wound from an infection
Ancient Greeks deeply believed in decency and the beauty of the human body. They wore clothes but weren't ashamed of being naked around others. They also believed in being humane, smart, healthy and wise.
Fun fact, you can make effective primitive anti bacterial soap out of calcium carbonate (seashells reduced to powder) effectively creating a stone that protect you from many sickness. You can also use calcium carbonate to mixt with the ground in order to eliminate hydrogen ion from your soil, making it better for having good harvest. It can also be mixed with sand in order to create mortar, a weaker version of cement. Finally, it is one of the ingredient of gun powder. The more you know...
In dr stone the anime, the main character said that he believed that calcium carbonate was the single most important thing in starting a civilization from scratch, and this just proves that.
As a Greek, please show your sources because this is how history gets misinterpreted and our ancient Greek language is already poorly translated by many foreigners who confuse words' meanings in ancient Greek with their modern meaning.
Yeah exactly. One of the worst things is that Greek is not as specific as English so people take Greek words to mean WAY more specific things and go off and say something means it doesn't mean and specifies something it doesn't specify. Most likely this is one account of someone using a stone, so "ancient Greeks used to do this." One person or a very small group in a unique situation does does something - it's obviously completely common. 😂
That last one just straight up sounds made up. Cant find any sources for it all. Chastity devices with intricate enough mechanisms to have keys only really showed up in the middle ages, and infibulation isnt really something that involves a key at all. Super strange thing to make up.
@@donquixote8462 Tbh I'm not sure if Greek not being specific is true, but we make up for that by having tons of words. Our language is much much more vast than English.
@@coco_marocoAs a fellow greek,I would like to agree with you,my brother/sister,but there are so many times that I'm struggling to find the "equivalent words",from English to Greek.It's only my opinion but even though our heritage has a lot of amazing literature,we had to build our language from the middle(aka where was left)as a result of the "400 years"-thus many foreign words,that we still use to this day,from Turkish,Italian or French.I just want to say,that we are not the same anymore;and to be honest,I prefer it that way.I'm proud for my homeland and its heritage as I said before,but we were more than snobs back then-recall the "mania"of Alexander the Great to conquer the "whole world",because of his "extreme romanticism".We are the other side of the Roman Era/Empire "coin"(for the better or worst).But WHAT country ISN'T a BIT "chauvinistic"???💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️
They also weren't that many fat people. Greeks promoted the healthy body so yes people who were healthy and not obese were not ashamed but fatness at young age was Shunned, whilst Old people that were fat were considered wise and wealthy
@@helgaioannidis9365 no, they didn't overeat because they had religious reasons against gluttony and promoted a healthy diet, and maintaining an active lifestyle. If we all lived like tge ancient Greeks did in essence (ate what they ate, excercised they they did, and had their same mentality about life), then we would not look far off, even though we're thousands of years ahead.
This kills it. There’s a bastardised German version, chorus goes Ring um meine Eier, which rhymes with ring of fire, but literally means ring around my balls.😂😂😂
@riceandcheese1463 Mexicans use stones to rub off calloused skin, commonly on the heels of their feet, which is something a lot of people do. We do not use it to simply clean ourselves, as you seem to imply. Water and soap is the standard for everyone in Mexico.
How? They weren't any different than other places in the world, unless you have zero grasp on history and thought only black slaves existed thousands of years before they were even starting to be used as slaves.
@ they specified African/arabs, and none of the other Asian, Slavic, Polynesian, Mediterranean, or Siberian slaves, which sets a false narrative to people that only Africans were affected, you may call it pointless but when everyone spouts this it adds up.
In our province in the Philippines we actually use stones as a body scrub during baths , sometimes smooth oval-shaped stones ,we'll use loofah as a body scrub too
"when i joined the core we didnt have any fancy schmancy toilet paper. we had stones. small stones and some sponges for the whole town! and we had to share the sponges"
Nice video. Boiling or leaving things for hours in iron cookware will have the metal leach even without some acidic components in the food. You could try to use a wooden masher to thicken broths and speed processes inside the iron pot or you could even try a stone pot or pan depending on the civilization and period you’re emulating. The iron in gray food really tastes bad… That said, nice channel and keep up the good work
I’m also a huge fan of exploring history and recently started a channel where I share short, intriguing stories about ancient civilizations. It’s amazing to connect with others who share the same passion!
Tbh in india it's a home remedy to scrub your skin with a stone to get rid off the dead skin and sweat. It feels rejuvenating for sure but you have to do it gently not hard since it could scar your skin
Certain stones are great alternative for scrubbing and does the job really well. Here in thr Philippines, a lot of people still use stones to scrub themselves.
Cleaning with stones is so effective. We still do it. Once you do it, soap and scrubber never feels the same and you never feel squeaky clean without the stone scrubbing
Wow, this video is really good! I'm passionate about making history content too, and I can see you've put a lot of effort into yours. I'll do my best to create engaging history videos as well. Keep up the great work! 💪📜🎥
@kriswest6442 nowadays, people are insecure, they have no manners, society is messed up, countries being destroyed, leaders are weak and don't know how to lead a country, corruption is everywhere. But back then, 1500 years ago in the middle east, it was peak heaven, society was really strong especially during the era of Prophet Mohammed. It was much easier to live.
🌟 Did you know that the Spartans had a unique practice of ‘black broth’-a soup made from pig’s blood, salt, and vinegar? It was a staple in their diet and symbolized their toughness and simplicity. 🥣💪 Spartan soldiers were famous for their discipline and strength, and their food was often as intense as their training! ⚔️ Greece truly had some unusual customs!
They made law breakers use _sand stone_ to wipe themselves after they 💩 Probably still better than using _eucalyptus or poison ivy leaves_ , like they did in ancient Appalachia Kentucky.
They were better fed than most other cultures, and practiced hygiene that was ahead of its time, the Nordic countries would later FAR surpass the Mediterranean countries in that department however.
One thing that wasn’t mentioned about the shit stick, it was communal and used by everybody in the communal shit room. Sure it wasn’t a stone… but it was used by 5 other dudes before getting to you.
I know all of these, but it depends on how you tell them! The stones were actually ceramic from broken vases that were smoothed out and not so painful. Also that Chastity belt? I am not sure it was always on (or if it even existed).
I'm not sure if this relates back to the ancient times, but it can be said that combatants compete naked and covered in oil so that their opponent has nothing to grab onto. Grapples of any kind would be impossible. That could just be an old pro wrestling technique (though they don't compete fully naked), or be rooted in ancient combat sports.
Bro the sweat thing is like the ancient version of gamer girls selling their bath water 💀
We seriously need to restore Christian civilization.
Everything comes full circle eventually XD
or farts in a jar.
Belle Delphine
😂😂😂😂
Brings a whole new meaning to you ain’t got the stones
They made themselves tough mentally and physically.
Muslims even today still use stones to wipe themselves!
Funny, people did this about 70 years ago around the area I live.
The rocks were tossed in a specific area so nobody picked up a second hand stone.
@@stoneomountain2390those rocks aren’t going anywhere for billions of years. Someday, Someone will pick up that rock again XD
@@anthonyberardi8904
The rain and termites dealt with the brown Rock issue within a few years, then the piles would get reversed.
Small correction.
They sold the oil that was mixed with sweat and it was used as a kind of antibiotic and it could save someone who has a wound from an infection
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@actualangel5133 🤦🤦🤦
Love how someone facepalms at someone else showing historical knowledge
I, for one, would love to hear more
It could really work
@@andresortega2801doesn’t work. Sweat doesn’t cure wounds nor kill bacteria. It’s 2023, that’s painfully obvious today.
A moment of silence for all our brothers that lost their Chastity belt key
what happens when you wake up with 207 bones in the morning
this is the lockpicking lawyer-
you lose the extra bone😔@@J_Beast23
@@crazy_wwww 💀💀💀
Only the rock knows smelling and cooking
Everyone talking about the rocks
Me : Tf Slave can’t even get turned on 💀
That's why they are "slaves"
?
now those "slaves" genes passed down their genes from thei hella jacked asf on heavy works, now their offspring were dominant athletes now
They could, apparently it just hurts. It basically sounds like a cock ring with a lock. 😂
@@_tykeeNNN is actually a month to commemorate those poor slaves
these AI generated images are getting out of hand
They gotta make back that money they spent on the art generator. I'm sure they're hoping for some profit though.
they are unpleaseant to look at for some reason. Like ew AI
I'm sure all the women then were gorgeous.😂
Of course the butthole of all the Greek women was also gorgeous
@@SolitaryCanid nah
the naked thing is because there was once that a woman tried to compete and yeah from then they did it naked to make sure
The other (and main) reason was to prevent underhanded tactics like stabbing an opponent in a wrestling match with a hidden dagger.
So they had their problems with trans, too.
@@odietamo9376not really. With women actually.
@@odietamo9376 any women that doesn't have the physical strength of men
@@odietamo9376 there were no trans then
Gymnasium from the word Gymnos or naked.
Beat me to it! 💪👊
@tonymcnamara9368 me too, I just recently learned that thought how inappropriate it really is for school
Imma start asking people if they wanna go to the gym.
like do you even gym bro?
Wow Gym class sure was different back then
Ancient Greeks deeply believed in decency and the beauty of the human body. They wore clothes but weren't ashamed of being naked around others. They also believed in being humane, smart, healthy and wise.
Wrapping rings around slave wieners seems inhumane to me
in other words pervert and immoral
Bs
@@reaperoftheyeari4481 you're bs
@@reaperoftheyeari4481 this was our theme for history class for the last three weeks
"Yessss ive won my freedom!!!!" "WHADDA You mean you lost the key!!!!!!!!". 😂
A lot of the time they would just stitch the foreskin shut with no chastity device
Not even sorta fair. ☹️
water: am i a joke to you?
also leaves: hello???
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is that why some tribes build their houses out of stones and "mud" ?
Fr were there no trees????
I would think @MadeForD would be more intelligent after giving all that head, but obviously there is no brain there.
I used leaves once when I had to go in the woods, it wasn't a pleasant feeling cause you still felt icky afterwards.
@@V.E.R.O.better than stones. But still water is best.
They also used something called a "striggle" which was a wire stretched across a bow-like device that they used to scrape the sweat etc.
This is still used in various forms to get sweat and water off horses.
A similar Striddle is still used to scrape down horses, after washing or working. Just a curved scraper on a handle. Similar to a window washer.
Stleggis. A curved object made from bone or wood. A wire as described could not collect sweat, which simply would flow over it.
@@colb9916 Probably where it gets the word, because the Romans would use a metal scraper tool called a strigilis.
Stones still softer than the 'paper' that was available in 80's uk schools.
Not only they swipe with stones, on the stones, there written the enemy's name.
Fun fact, you can make effective primitive anti bacterial soap out of calcium carbonate (seashells reduced to powder) effectively creating a stone that protect you from many sickness.
You can also use calcium carbonate to mixt with the ground in order to eliminate hydrogen ion from your soil, making it better for having good harvest.
It can also be mixed with sand in order to create mortar, a weaker version of cement.
Finally, it is one of the ingredient of gun powder.
The more you know...
In dr stone the anime, the main character said that he believed that calcium carbonate was the single most important thing in starting a civilization from scratch, and this just proves that.
Just lye, animal bones, and lard boiled down renders soap 🧼
For some reason I imagine Shang Tsung selling sweat to Hercules as medicine for his sore ass, after wiping it with stones.
That dude had such a silky smooth voice in the game. Plus it’s possible considering the silk road.
considering he's a prime athlete, Heracles would've more likely sold his sweat off. Imagine how rich he'd be
I really just can’t escape the hyper fixation huh
@@phoenixfl4me_728POV: Romans u guys are fucking Weird we are going to invite u now
@@thegreatmonacage3782Heracles could sell his blood imagine selling the blood of the gods literally
As a Greek, please show your sources because this is how history gets misinterpreted and our ancient Greek language is already poorly translated by many foreigners who confuse words' meanings in ancient Greek with their modern meaning.
Yeah exactly. One of the worst things is that Greek is not as specific as English so people take Greek words to mean WAY more specific things and go off and say something means it doesn't mean and specifies something it doesn't specify.
Most likely this is one account of someone using a stone, so "ancient Greeks used to do this." One person or a very small group in a unique situation does does something - it's obviously completely common. 😂
That last one just straight up sounds made up. Cant find any sources for it all. Chastity devices with intricate enough mechanisms to have keys only really showed up in the middle ages, and infibulation isnt really something that involves a key at all. Super strange thing to make up.
This don't look true at all honestly
@@donquixote8462 Tbh I'm not sure if Greek not being specific is true, but we make up for that by having tons of words. Our language is much much more vast than English.
@@coco_marocoAs a fellow greek,I would like to agree with you,my brother/sister,but there are so many times that I'm struggling to find the "equivalent words",from English to Greek.It's only my opinion but even though our heritage has a lot of amazing literature,we had to build our language from the middle(aka where was left)as a result of the "400 years"-thus many foreign words,that we still use to this day,from Turkish,Italian or French.I just want to say,that we are not the same anymore;and to be honest,I prefer it that way.I'm proud for my homeland and its heritage as I said before,but we were more than snobs back then-recall the "mania"of Alexander the Great to conquer the "whole world",because of his "extreme romanticism".We are the other side of the Roman Era/Empire "coin"(for the better or worst).But WHAT country ISN'T a BIT "chauvinistic"???💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️
The Greek were not ashamed of they bodys but proud of it.
They also weren't that many fat people. Greeks promoted the healthy body so yes people who were healthy and not obese were not ashamed but fatness at young age was Shunned, whilst Old people that were fat were considered wise and wealthy
@@alexmiley6351 You try to get fat in that age...
@@alexmiley6351they also didn't have food security, so at times they'd have hardly any food.
@@helgaioannidis9365 no, they didn't overeat because they had religious reasons against gluttony and promoted a healthy diet, and maintaining an active lifestyle.
If we all lived like tge ancient Greeks did in essence (ate what they ate, excercised they they did, and had their same mentality about life), then we would not look far off, even though we're thousands of years ahead.
@@Modikie if you look at Socrates's head you can see he definitely wasn't religious 😂
700 BC: Athlete's Sweat as Medicine
2024: Athlete's Foot as a Disease
I like the art of the people in this series. Its generally warm and colorful and inviting me to ponder history for awhile
Johnny Cash's song Ring of Fire comes to mind right now 😖
Ow 😣!
does it come at all though?
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
This kills it. There’s a bastardised German version, chorus goes Ring um meine Eier, which rhymes with ring of fire, but literally means ring around my balls.😂😂😂
Bruh I literally grew up using rocks to shower lol
@aidsless7042 it’s a Mexican thing, lots of people (myself included) still sometimes use flat rough stones to get rid of dead skin cells and dirt.
@aidsless7042you really think people using stones to clean them selfs had access to soap? Lmao..
@aidsless7042 Stones are used to scrub dead skin on the feet or dirt when bathing
@riceandcheese1463 Mexicans use stones to rub off calloused skin, commonly on the heels of their feet, which is something a lot of people do. We do not use it to simply clean ourselves, as you seem to imply. Water and soap is the standard for everyone in Mexico.
@@ILDomer17 Breh I’m straight out of Oaxaca, relax lol. I use the stone on the whole body. Except my schlong and hair.
"Dad, its not gay, I am just reacting ancient Greek sports!"
WE GETTIN OILED UP WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Yes! ❤
Being born black/brown before 1900s is a real curse then being born blind/deaf etc.. 💀
How? They weren't any different than other places in the world, unless you have zero grasp on history and thought only black slaves existed thousands of years before they were even starting to be used as slaves.
@@CEO-of-money They never said other races werent slaves, unless im confusing something????
@ they specified African/arabs, and none of the other Asian, Slavic, Polynesian, Mediterranean, or Siberian slaves, which sets a false narrative to people that only Africans were affected, you may call it pointless but when everyone spouts this it adds up.
Pornhub at the last fact be like: "write that down WRITE THAT DOWN"
💀
Lol 😂😂😂😂
This type of corn exists already
Nd It's Called? @@EC237T5
In our province in the Philippines we actually use stones as a body scrub during baths , sometimes smooth oval-shaped stones ,we'll use loofah as a body scrub too
Does it work?
@@bloodoftheunicorns2621 Some people use pumice stones to get rid of dry skin so I don't see why not.
I use a loofah as a body scrub. Who doesn't?
Yes the kind of stone we use comes from rivers or seashore it is not rough sometimes rounded stone with smooth kind like coral like surface
As a Filipino i can confirm this is true
"when i joined the core we didnt have any fancy schmancy toilet paper. we had stones. small stones and some sponges for the whole town! and we had to share the sponges"
I can hear Johnson's voice saying that in my head! Love it.
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well
I have been following you for a long time and I quite like this topic
Nice video. Boiling or leaving things for hours in iron cookware will have the metal leach even without some acidic components in the food. You could try to use a wooden masher to thicken broths and speed processes inside the iron pot or you could even try a stone pot or pan depending on the civilization and period you’re emulating.
The iron in gray food really tastes bad…
That said, nice channel and keep up the good work
I imagine the cloth was too expensive back then to be using it as a "towel"
Eewww! God bless the inventor of toilet paper, whoever that was. 😳
*bidets
toilet paper???
the dirty it's still there broo..
use WATER!!!
@@poweroffmamakmamak8335 are u muslim?
In India they use their left hand. No dunny paper
Paper is gross too, I don't know why people doesn't use water, more convenient and clean.
Greek soldier: *ALAST! I can finally remove this ring around my sword.*
Peasant Woman: *Your majesty we can’t find the key…*
Vedio thoda short banaiye bhot lamba ho jaata hai 👍
I’m also a huge fan of exploring history and recently started a channel where I share short, intriguing stories about ancient civilizations. It’s amazing to connect with others who share the same passion!
We really take toilet paper for granite.
I hope you meant to say granite
@@HeroesFail 'twas a pun
this deserves more likes. rock solid humor. :)
😂
People with bidets:
Tbh in india it's a home remedy to scrub your skin with a stone to get rid off the dead skin and sweat. It feels rejuvenating for sure but you have to do it gently not hard since it could scar your skin
Bro , what part in India u living at !!!! 💀💀
@@classiestprince Rajasthan 😇
@@phoenixfowl4283 Me too , dawg 😭 never seen that
Edit : ok I asked my dad , he said yep , it's true , now I see him as ANCIENT 🙈
The ring one made me so uncomfortable and in pain☠☠☠
Probably also why you wouldn’t want the Roman Catholic head mistress to put you into a head lock.
@@guitarsoundsaround what in lords name
There’s also a reason why the knee boards have cushions. Pray, repent, rinse, repeat on a rosary. 📿
Good thing silicone has been invented already. Now we men won't suffer as the greeks did in the olden days.
Certain stones are great alternative for scrubbing and does the job really well. Here in thr Philippines, a lot of people still use stones to scrub themselves.
Keep up the good work
Not the kind of "dirty" I expected.
Maximus I need your sweat now!😂
@@Hope_dreams440 and some over time! 😍
Where do u get the pics? Those chicks r fire 🔥
Ikr they’re amazing
Imagine simping for an AI. So cheap 🗿
@@ML1BangBang-qs9xbnot ai, but an ai generated image. Still cant deny theyre gorgeous
From Ancient Greece, of course!
AI.
Thank you for the video! Very informative! ❤️
Good video. may i know the background music name or how is it made.
"Wiped themselves with stones" You'd think they would just use their hands. How would you know this anyway? It's easy to misinform.
Must be where Demolition Man got the idea for using sea shells.
We used to use stones to scrub our feet and back too.
Bathing Time ❤️🫧🛀🏻😍
Step 1: wait for it to sweat
Step 2: cover yourself in oil
Step 3: profit
Cleaning with stones is so effective. We still do it. Once you do it, soap and scrubber never feels the same and you never feel squeaky clean without the stone scrubbing
Call the locksmith...💀
It is really effective using stones when taking a bath. I do it since I was a child. 🇵🇭
The placebo effect always keeps them in business.
Wow, this video is really good! I'm passionate about making history content too, and I can see you've put a lot of effort into yours. I'll do my best to create engaging history videos as well. Keep up the great work! 💪📜🎥
Using stones are not bad though, just pick the smooth pebbles, they have great exfoliating effect
I feel bad about whom ever got the last one 😢
In Ancient Rome and Greece it was common to see a slave’s foreskin sewn shut as opposed to the chastity thing
Petition to revive Greek athletic traditions.
enjoy those Olympics, bro！ 😂 you can have that win, it's not worth having your nuts on my face!
Aren't you glad to be alive NOW?
with the degeneracy that is happening now... no. I'd rather go back 1500 years ago in the middle east
@@Proparkourgamerwtf?
Please explain.
Edit: sorry if I sound dumb, it's more curiosity.
@kriswest6442 nowadays, people are insecure, they have no manners, society is messed up, countries being destroyed, leaders are weak and don't know how to lead a country, corruption is everywhere. But back then, 1500 years ago in the middle east, it was peak heaven, society was really strong especially during the era of Prophet Mohammed. It was much easier to live.
@@Proparkourgamermiddle west wasant 1500 years ago but 80 years ago lol
@@Proparkourgameralso being born in 523 means that you will live up to 536 the worst year in humanity history hahaha.
“oil up” was two words that really changed through history
That's pretty much true. Will you also make a video on everyday life of first colonists in America???
Why is this dirty? Most people in the US don't even wash their 4ss after taking a sh1t. Not much difference
And my girl wonders why I refuse to use a ring
What’s the ring for?
I'm Greek and all of these are not correct so don't freak out. I literally studied Greek mythology and ancient Greek and Greeks so no one worry lol
Those are all true. 💀
Is that true
🌟 Did you know that the Spartans had a unique practice of ‘black broth’-a soup made from pig’s blood, salt, and vinegar? It was a staple in their diet and symbolized their toughness and simplicity. 🥣💪 Spartan soldiers were famous for their discipline and strength, and their food was often as intense as their training! ⚔️ Greece truly had some unusual customs!
I wasn't expecting my search history to get a shout-out
Water was never an option🗿
Here in the Philippines, we still use stones to scrub our skin when we take a bath...
Getting a metal ring chained around your balls must hurt😢😢
They would see their foreskin shut more often than not😊
Yea well also these ‘dirty things’ were their way of living back then
There used to be a ritual on Delos where Apollo’s priestesses would by slaves in his name and then immediately free them permanently
They made law breakers use _sand stone_ to wipe themselves after they 💩 Probably still better than using _eucalyptus or poison ivy leaves_ , like they did in ancient Appalachia Kentucky.
Wait... were there societies in Appalachia in ancient times?? I'd never heard of any.
Native Americans... @@jacobjohnson8686
Specifically Cherokee Indians, of which I am descended from.
Greek, Roman girls were really beautiful in their time
how do you know, have you lived during that time?
They look amazing to be that old
Never, they had beard and mustache🥲
They were better fed than most other cultures, and practiced hygiene that was ahead of its time, the Nordic countries would later FAR surpass the Mediterranean countries in that department however.
So like, mediterranean?
Bro knows how to choose a thumbnail 💀
Great video
pov:me learning about ancient greece in history
me the next day:ms._____ is this true
Fun fact: you are now manually breathing
But stones rock - it's well known.
Needless to say, I'm super happy about modern plumbing. If I could hug my shower I would.
One thing that wasn’t mentioned about the shit stick, it was communal and used by everybody in the communal shit room. Sure it wasn’t a stone… but it was used by 5 other dudes before getting to you.
😂😂
NAH THEY OILED UP BEFORE GTA 1
I’m Greek 🇬🇷 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Και εγωωω
Old humans, tortured slaves
Modern humans, torture themselves.
go say that on r/im14andthisisdeep not on a dam facts video
@@trashyCorn.12 gfy
I grow up using stone and rocks for bath and shower 😂it actually help getting the dead cells
place must of stunk....
I wash muhself wit a rag on a stick!
I know all of these, but it depends on how you tell them! The stones were actually ceramic from broken vases that were smoothed out and not so painful. Also that Chastity belt? I am not sure it was always on (or if it even existed).
Again, "The good old days were Not Good !
That saying refers to the time before Millenials so, yeah, "the good old days" were way more recent.
I'm not sure if this relates back to the ancient times, but it can be said that combatants compete naked and covered in oil so that their opponent has nothing to grab onto. Grapples of any kind would be impossible. That could just be an old pro wrestling technique (though they don't compete fully naked), or be rooted in ancient combat sports.
Diddy was a Greek athlete then
The thumbnail caught me off guard😅
Gamer Girls: Simps buy our bath water.
Ancient Greek Athletes: Amateurs.
The good old days?
Maybe we should talk about “the good now days.”
Please give a source, and be more pacific.
Unfortunately it looks like the footage of the table from the top and the audio/footage of the players isn’t synced.
Wow such a good mate
Panghilod in the Philippines are rounded stones used as body scrubs.
What’s the original video?
Greeks athletes would sell their sweat
Me looking at people who sell their bathwater: seems ligit
People back in the day lived to the fullest 🎉🎉
Why did I get excited about the sweat thing😏
Did you know the ancient Egyptians used to play a board game called Senet that was believed to have a connection with the afterlife? 😲
“Oil up like bro” ahh moment