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Krieger :

That's nuts

bts4.life :

as a local, I have to say.... no one has any idea what they are😭

Pyrrhic :

Modern herms (as in Hermes)

CannedBread :

I’m sorry for doubting how apt your description was

DodgerofChaos :

Biblically accurate angels.

daylin.1738 :

No because why are they EVERYWHERE?

Katya :

Not me expecting to see literal damn hairballs blowing in the wind or something 😭

suspiciouschild :

at no point did I assume you meant exactly what you said

Callsign: Aconite :

dr_invisible_orange :

This is called Arch Idia, an archangel that it's Athens' patron saint

Castorice.Hsr :

right so I'm Greek and idk💔 you're welcome

jessica :) :

these were everywhere in Pompeii

Brooke :

I apologize. That was my fault for doubting your description.

Katiana :

Thought for sure you was talking about wooly aphids 😭😭

C A 🌻 :

I dont know what i was expecting, but it wasn't the sort of biblically accurate freeballing angel

𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 Lysa Celeste 𓆩ꨄ︎𓆪 :

it's a type of fascinus, an ancient symbol of good luck because of the belief that laughter wards off evil

caterina :

they’re a good luck symbol lol. they date all the way back to ancient times. the roman’s had a sculpture of a giant flying phallus to promote good fortune and fertility

Mara Silver :

The description fits perfectly yet I still did not expect whatever this is

The witchy bimbo :

Ya boi Lomein :

Zeus had something to do with this but I cannot prove it

alexis :

truly something else

abs :

biblical angel

King Mob :

Be Not Afraid

ChorroTats :

Sam in Spain ✨ :

why did I think you were talking about little fuzzies or some lint? 😅