/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>68432386

>>63729262

>>54327741
>I don't understand it, how can someone who had a growing viewership also have a SHRINKING viewership??? There's just no way !!

>>53354059

he is winking

WTF

>>16092931

>>9997041
LoFi is Noel?

>>6425529
IRyS, NO
YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO COME BACK IF YOU FINISH THAT DRINK

>>5763477
>It's me

>>2668036
another fatto catto

>>2574748
Yeah but WHAT THE FUCK DO I BUY

>>2556885
>>2557016
>In ancient Rome, the Vestal Virgins were priestesses of Vesta, goddess of the hearth. The college of the Vestals was regarded as fundamental to the continuance and security of Rome. These individuals cultivated the sacred fire that was not allowed to go out. Vestals were freed of the usual social obligations to marry and bear children and took a 30-year vow of chastity in order to devote themselves to the study and correct observance of state rituals.
>The Vestals became a powerful and influential force in the Roman state. When Sulla included the young Julius Caesar in his proscriptions, the Vestals interceded on Caesar's behalf and gained him pardon. Augustus included the Vestals in all major dedications and ceremonies. They were held in awe, and attributed certain magical powers. Pliny the Elder, for example, in Book 28 of his Natural History discussing the efficacy of magic, chooses not to refute, but rather tacitly accept as truth:
>At the present day, too, it is a general belief, that our Vestal virgins have the power, by uttering a certain prayer, to arrest the flight of runaway slaves, and to rivet them to the spot, provided they have not gone beyond the precincts of the City. If then these opinions be once received as truth, and if it be admitted that the gods do listen to certain prayers, or are influenced by set forms of words, we are bound to conclude in the affirmative upon the whole question.
>Their tasks included the maintenance of the fire sacred to Vesta, the goddess of the hearth and home, collecting water from a sacred spring, preparation of food used in rituals and caring for sacred objects in the temple's sanctuary. By maintaining Vesta's sacred fire, from which anyone could receive fire for household use, they functioned as "surrogate housekeepers", in a religious sense, for all of Rome.
They had a fucking Para-fire relationship with all of Rome, kept away from men, and acted as unity bearers.
FOR FUCK'S SAKE

>>1884141
WHY
ARE
THEY
ALWAYS
CHUNNI

>>979851
WHAT

>>396920
>>396930
>>396957
>>397036
IT JUST KEEPS ON ADDING UP
>Priapus' protection traits can be traced back to the importance placed on the phallus in ancient times (particularly his association with fertility and garden protection). In Greece, the phallus was thought of to have a mind of its own, animal-like, separate from the mind and control of the man.
LITERAL INDOGS THAT RUN ON A SEPARATE, INHUMAN MIND
>In Ovid's Fasti,[22] the nymph Lotis fell into a drunken slumber at a feast, and Priapus seized this opportunity to advance upon her. With stealth he approached, and just before he could embrace her, Silenus's donkey alerted the party with "raucous braying". Lotis awoke and pushed Priapus away, but her only true escape was to be transformed into the lotus tree. To punish the donkey for spoiling his opportunity, Priapus bludgeoned it to death with his phallus.
SEANIGGERS HATE KIARA AND HER ASS, SO THEY TRY TO BEAT HER TO DEATH IN THE THREADS WITH THEIR MINDLESS DICKS; THIS IS ALSO WHY EVERY CUM TRIBUTE HAS HAD A SEANIGGER TIMESTAMP IN THE FILENAME!
>A number of Roman paintings of Priapus have survived. One of the most famous images of Priapus is that from the House of the Vettii in Pompeii. A fresco depicts the god weighing his phallus against a large bag of coins.
HE'S ALSO A NUMBERFAG, JUST LIKE SEANIGGERS!!!
>Outside his "home" region in Asia Minor, Priapus was regarded as something of a joke by Romans.
THEY WERE MOCKED RELENTLESSLY IN CIVILIZED SOCIETY
IT ALL MAKES SENSE!