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Topic: which continental European philosophers would voluntarily wear jorts.
Discuss.
John Calvin would definitely wear jorts.
See this asshole, with his devil-may-care look and ‘oh-no-you-did-because-you-were-determined-to-do-so’ hand gesture? He’d wear jorts just to annoy other people and show off his gams. If anyone complained to loud, he’d say he was predestined to wear them according to God’s whim.
Then he’d be burned at the stake.
egel totes would, and he’d justify it as ‘the freedom of a vital person to seek their Ideal and, by extension, bring the freedom of a denim-based to both political and civil society.’
He, however, would not approve of tattered or bedazzled jorts.
Socrates probably wore jorts to his trial and that’s the real reason he got convicted of blasphemy
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A giant sequoia was enjoying a peaceful, anonymous existence as a tree until 1879 when an annoying naturalist named James Wolverton happened upon it, and decided to give the tree a name. Wolverton chose “General Sherman” after the American Civil War general he had once served under.
In 1931, the General Sherman was named the oldest and largest tree in the world. At about 2,300 to 2,700 years old, it’s definitely been here a long time! And with a base circumference of 103 feet, the sequoia is undeniably large. Thanks to modern technology, an even older tree has been identified in Sweden and taken that title. But the General Sherman remains the world’s largest single-trunk tree, by volume. And you can visit it!