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Happy Upvote day you filthy animals
Jul 29, 2023 5:15 AM
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Happy Upvote day you filthy animals
Kanjiro98
Baby got back
jamesCosmosBaron
I am for 1 very clean but also sooo filthy…
AchyBreakyArthritickyKnees
I like big butts and I cannot lie …
flexstar
Grimmrog
Yeah because sey n stuff is so, billions B.C
lovelyweirdodancer
First recorded porn?
IronMagnus
Thiccc
DaveSamsonite
Is all about the booty with these cave artists
ShamaOA
That's your many greats grandparents you're ogling there folks.
xo66nt
if you listen well in that cave, some say, you can still hear the sound of cheeks clapping echoing for eternity
Davedavedavedavedave
Great friends!
bendigedig
Cave painting: what people had to before AI image generation was available!
MurphyPandorasLawBox
@NoRoutesFound
NoRoutesFound
"Udududududududududu"
Twrecks123
Historians : early chiropracty between two really good friends.
TheFishFace
Actual description from historians says "copulating"
ActualTttony
Now I gotta move to Algeria
Wisedevil
Well, so people practice dog style for millennia. Good to know...
LeoKiltGuy
Huh, that explains a lot.
bemurray814
I'd like to paint someone's cave.
DrKonrad
Best friends
TacoGoblin
The bottom person lost a contact lense and the other one is watching out for tigers while they look.
PalaverQuader
its old. its painted. must be extremely valuable. yet. i wouldnt hang it in my living room. ... but if it would be worth alot of money ... hmmmmm!
DonRanchero
So many of us are looking at our ancestors creating our lineage
Someonewithanidioticallylongname
rbudrick
Not 5 or 6 bc. 7 to 2000. Wot?
Jaqdakloun
Cool, they were playing leapfrog
UMEL53DHB
It’s not from Wales then.
TheDisscoPotato
“And this is an ancient petroglyph of people doing yoga” - historians probabl
Grimmrog
Thats not art, thats porn, can't you see this you monkey - a filthy cave man probably.
SackCrow
That has got to be the oldest porn I have ever seen.
Sjg437
Turn on a blacklight and that wall probably looks like a Jackson Pollock painting.
JanglesPrime
I sometimes wonder why cave paintings are not more elaborate or accurate. I mean they put significant amounts of time into gathering materials, selecting a location and actually doing the thing that I would think there would be some examples of greater skill. And these would be people that would probably be pretty physically fit and dexterous, moreso than a lot of us today.
DdCno1
Only a tiny fraction of all cave paintings survived. They need very specific conditions in order to survive, with little moisture and ideal temperatures. Even the breath of humans or animals can damage them. As Chauvet-Pont d'Arc in France shows, stone age humans were capable of producing incredibly naturalistic art:
Vilasenia
A big thing is there was no concept of art like we know or distanced communication; most likely if you didn’t have a talented and genius artist in your little tribe who thought to try and paint there no chance to pass it on reliably imo I’m not a historian but it makes sense to be an attribute as to why we don’t see Mona Lisa’s on cave paintings
JanglesPrime
I get it. but it is one of those sad things lost to time. If there was some ancient da Vinci that picked up charcoal from the fire and like to sketch on a large piece of bark we will just never know. Until we get this time travel thing square.
expedient7678
No YouTube to show them how.