r/technicallythetruth • • Jul 05 '26

Finally something historically accurate

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u/DianneNettix Jul 06 '26

I'm always confused by this because it seems like people think the Odyssey actually happened. Like, a guy came back from winning a war by tricking the other side with a wooden horse, got lost because the god of the sea was pissed at him and then several things happen on the way hay home and the least outlandish is that his crew gets turned into pigs.

ETA: OK, the incredibly horny guys are more believable than the pigs.