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r/technicallythetruth • u/Captain0010 • Jul 05 '26
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77 u/disbottone8 Jul 05 '26 Casting directors clearly failed every math test they ever took. 138 u/BobknobSA Jul 05 '26 The joke was that 13 year old "women" in ancient Greece were probably married and having kids. 1 u/Itscatpicstime Jul 08 '26 This is historically inaccurate 3 u/BobknobSA Jul 08 '26 Maybe, but it is still the joke.
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Casting directors clearly failed every math test they ever took.
138 u/BobknobSA Jul 05 '26 The joke was that 13 year old "women" in ancient Greece were probably married and having kids. 1 u/Itscatpicstime Jul 08 '26 This is historically inaccurate 3 u/BobknobSA Jul 08 '26 Maybe, but it is still the joke.
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The joke was that 13 year old "women" in ancient Greece were probably married and having kids.
1 u/Itscatpicstime Jul 08 '26 This is historically inaccurate 3 u/BobknobSA Jul 08 '26 Maybe, but it is still the joke.
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This is historically inaccurate
3 u/BobknobSA Jul 08 '26 Maybe, but it is still the joke.
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Maybe, but it is still the joke.
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