What's the deal with these guys? They've been mentioned since fucking antiquity to the age of exploration and on like every continent
What's the deal with these guys?
What's the deal with these guys? They've been mentioned since fucking antiquity to the age of exploration and on like every continent
You'd stop looking into this if you know what's good for you
it's too late for OP.
beat it kid and delete system32 if you don't want the same fate
I can't think of a good head pun for this
It's big ed from 90 day fiance.
At least they saved on shampoo (head and shoulders).
Just another folklore kind of beings. I vaguely recall them in both asian and western folklore, though they're not very popular
Anon, at least choose something more immediately dangerous for such retarded roleplaying warning bullshit
>expects better from this board
Lol fuck off. I'll do whatever the fuck I want, cunt.
I will gladly continue looking into this
The charge of the imagery is very powerful, man as a creature, one thing, headless, lacking circumspection, before the fall.
He's not headless niqqa his torso IS his head.
What are these things, is this the shit alexander the great fought?
According to like later medieval authors i believe.
Tell me more about Alexander the Great fighting these?
yes
I think it’s more of a metaphor than anything.. for “savages” who lack intelligence, thus the missing head (brain)..
Kek that would make sense
Now that i think about it, we do the same thing with wojaks. Pic rel
Bingo bango, fren!
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Maybe it's a metaphor for the brain being in the stomach
they are fucking dybbuks, some of them are like that
what the hell...?
Looks like AI
http://www.blemya.com/2008/01/marco-polos-bestiary.html
I did some digging and I found this odd blog post on some site called Belmya... It is, other than this one post, just a travel blog...
http://www.blemya.com/2008/01/marco-polo-blemyas.html
The other such article explaining how their travel blog is named after this creature.
Annoying orange looking ass
My ancestors, were responsible. for. taking... this picture
Blemmyes aka anthropophagi
those beings are called blimeys.
they lived in england years ago.
the romans killed most of them.
they'll never get me
Its very strange how they appear in imagery from Europe and Asia. In Asian literature, they are to the west, and in European, if you travel east you will run into them. Some travelers in the middle ages claimed to have run into them on islands in the Indiana ocean. It seems that in all accounts, there is an area of land within Asia which housed these people.
>In Asian literature, they are to the west, and in European, if you travel east you will run into them.
Makes it sound like maybe they would have been in the mid-east then. Are there any accounts or legends involving them from the middle east?
>mid east
>you go east from europe
Mid east would only be true if it was strictly southeast, but its well documented that they were encountered in western asia, not the middle eastern region. Otherwise Alexander the great would not have had to go anywhere to meet them, since he was already in the middle east to begin with.
We still have them in the north of England.
those are just called Englishwomen anon
I once got too stones while watching a hochelaga video that had these guys in them and I panicked thinking that the illuminati hid their existence for a few centuries or something
these were probably the giants that drowned in the great flood.
You'll notice in these images they frequently have some stomach markings, bulges, or wraps around their "waists". This is probably to cover leftover mark/wound from severing their umbilical cords (they grow from the ground).
From the Legends of the israelites:
One of the most remarkable creatures is the "man of the mountain," Adne Sadeh, or, briefly, Adam.[147] His form is exactly that of a human being, but he is fastened to the ground by means of a navel-string, upon which his life depends. The cord once snapped, he dies. This animal keeps himself alive with what is produced by the soil around about him as far as his tether permits him to crawl. No creature may venture to approach within the radius of his cord, for he seizes and demolishes whatever comes in his reach. To kill him, one may not go near to him, the navel-string must be severed from a distance by means of a dart, and then he dies amid groans and moans.[143] Once upon a time a traveller happened in the region where this animal is found. He overheard his host consult his wife as to what to do to honor their guest, and resolve to serve "our man," as he said. Thinking he had fallen among cannibals, the stranger ran as fast as his feet could carry him from his entertainer, who sought vainly to restrain him. Afterward, he found out that there had been no intention of regaling him with human flesh, but only with the flesh of the strange animal called "man."[146] As the "man of the mountain" is fixed to the ground by his navel-string, so the barnacle-goose is grown to a tree by its bill. It is hard to say whether it is an animal and must be slaughtered to be fit for food, or whether it is a plant and no ritual ceremony is necessary before eating it.[150]
but that legend says they die if you cut the cord?
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>It is hard to say whether it is an animal and must be slaughtered to be fit for food, or whether it is a plant and no ritual ceremony is necessary before eating it.
>ritual ceremony
OT but... how far we have fallen.
Sounds like a power cord connected to a sort of automaton rather than a living being
My other theory is that it's just the result of body modifications and epigenetics.
Maybe the idea was to create strong warriors, giants with no vulnerable neck.
Interesting that when I put one of the desert alien pics into image-video-AI, it output a thing with a face on its chest. Hmm...
dybbuks fucking dybbuks
I kinda always knew I'd trash gangster money again. What's the duel silly putty I have to trash it for you instead. OH ANUBIS RAA SAVE ME. Whoa O.
Looks like a typical deadlifter to me
Ancient texts have an actually very creepy tradition of obliquely referring to human groups using sacred and/or chimerical animals.
>What's the deal with these guys?
third hand reports about orangutans in days of yore
oh
Thank God I didn't have a daughter and impregnate her. THAT'S FUCKING NASTY.
staroids lmao
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They live in Bahia, Brasil
When I had an event of dissociation for a couple days sleep deprived in school, I remember my psyche felt like it was compressed up and back into the rear of my skull and it felt less capable of parsing information.
Maybe the images depict an instruction or target mind state where you can project your to thinking forward and down to get a wider capable mind? Been thinking about that lately.
ou're way too smart for this shithole
I can't even type full sentences at night my man lol
This is my home.
They're probably your average every day run of the mill "cartel" cannibal.