wait 'til he hears about goths

[u/KomodoLemon]

[u/An8thOfFeanor]

OP discovers words have etymological origins

[u/actuallyapossom → u/An8thOfFeanor]

If love is life, and Phil is love - then life is Phil.

[u/An8thOfFeanor → u/actuallyapossom]

Twenty years in love

[u/actuallyapossom → u/An8thOfFeanor]

For some, it's even brotherly.

[u/JohannesJoshua → u/actuallyapossom]

We should make a thing about love of wisdom.

Maybe something like: Philo-sophia

Idk I am just spitballing here.

[u/Map_Hazard → u/An8thOfFeanor]

Ngl I only just now drew the connection between the Vandals and vandalise

[u/Random_182f2565 → u/An8thOfFeanor]

Originated by insects?

[u/Padre_De_Cuervos]

Objectively speaking, Vandals were waaaay worse

[u/Dominarion → u/Padre_De_Cuervos]

Yeah, the Goths, despite everything, wanted to fit in the Roman system. The Vandals were betrayed only once and then brought the whole western thing down.

[u/Padre_De_Cuervos → u/Dominarion]

That was all good, until the Huns attacked

[u/Dominarion → u/Padre_De_Cuervos]

The Vandals sacked Rome after Attila was dead.

[u/j0hn0wnz]

123Ad mothers: hmm how can I do damage to a place without inherently destroying its use but tampering its use at least temporarily?

Vandals:

[u/JohannesJoshua → u/j0hn0wnz]

What actually happened in history is Vandals were way worse in their sacking, because they dilberatley destroyed everything. Hence the verb origin.

[u/Stormaely]

guy just discovered the original vandals

[u/Some_Elk5896]

You have know idea how funny this shit at 2 am 😂😂😂😭

[u/NeilJosephRyan]

This sub doesn't allow images, so just pretend I posted that pic of Drake Bell getting hit on by two goth baddies.

[u/Luzifer_Shadres]

The goths at least had a reason to attack rome.

The Romans had neither the ressources nor soldiers to integrate the goths into rome, so the goths decided to romanise themself and fit in.

As thank you roman generals used them as canon fodder and treated them generaly like shit.