Tiberius had the man executed...
Typical politician!
Chain glass
Her name was Magill, and she called herself Lil
But everyone knew her as Nancy
There is no historical record that suggests Tiberius executed a man out of fear that glass would devalue gold and silver. Tiberius was a Roman emperor who reigned from 14 AD to 37 AD, and while he was known for his distrust of the Roman Senate and his inclination towards tyranny, there is no evidence that he executed someone for this reason.
Furthermore, the idea that glass would devalue gold and silver is not historically accurate either. While glass was a relatively new and expensive material in ancient Rome, it was not seen as a replacement for precious metals such as gold and silver. Instead, glass was used for decorative objects, tableware, and architectural purposes. In fact, glass was often decorated with gold and silver to make it even more valuable.
It is important to rely on credible historical sources and to fact-check information before accepting it as true.
“Inspired, in part, by the inner layer of mollusk shells”
Appropriated from mollusk science and culture. Mollusk lives matter. We are all mollusks now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yellow_Cab_Man, also available on Bitchute.com or maybe ScrewTube.
I had a 5 ft hand blown glass bong in high school.
Had that thing since 7th grade, gorgeous.
It guided me thru my first experience with “Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti.”
If I could have married an inanimate object I would have married that beautiful glass bong.
After High School, I woke up one morning and decided to give everything up and go into the Air Force.
My nephew at the time was starting his bong phase.
I told him I wished to bestow it upon him. He drove 30 miles to come get it one slightly windy summer day.
When he came over I had it cleaned ...polished...sheened to crystal clear perfection,
That was when a sudden gust of wind came in thru the kitchen window.
It fell.
It shattered.
Had this modern miracle been around that Summer of 85, my baby might still be alive.
I see your still working with “glass”:
https://theconstructor.org/building/building-material/transparent-aluminium/561733/
;-)
The Romans did everything better. Concrete as well.
Never happen, the cell companies make too much money selling us new ones.
I’m waiting for slow glass.
One may theorize that Tiberius might have wanted to learn the secret of the glass and have cornered the market. He could have 3 sources of wealth. But then again, he was, presumably, human.
I could see someone inserting a glass tube up Schumer’s urethra and then...breaking it. Never mind...
What’s new about that? Unbreakable glass has been around for 30 years..........
Let me know when transparent aluminum is invented (a la Star Trek)