Ancients Behaving Badly - Alexander the Great - Part 5 of 6

[CherryBlossomBlyue]

Was he really losing it, Or was it legitimate. I mean if you conquer that many lands then you will worry about whether there will be retaliation. Killing his friend really horrible drunken msitake, freind pushed a button I guess.

[CherryBlossomBlyue]

Was he really losing it, Or was it legitimate. I mean if you conquer that many lands then you will worry about whether there will be retaliation. Killing his freind really horrible drunken msitake, freind pushed a button I guess.

[cazar4]

speaking of Star Wars, Around 6:50 to end, does it sound like the emperor's theme from Star Wars?

[jimtrueblue99]

At what community college did this program's preposterous pseudo-psychiatrist get his training?

[jethro035181]

...this is not psychotic behavior, merely hysterical gay drama...you can see it on fire island or any gay village in any large town

[ptolemy1989]

@jethro035181 ...are you gay...it's okay if you are...you seem to know a lot about about it.

[jethro035181]

@ptolemy1989 ...i know about gayness because i work on my heterosexuality while most urban american males are halfway down the slippery slope of effeminacy ...i suspect that you and your friends think that videogaming, skateboarding, anime and napoleon dynamite are masculine and acceptable ..

[ptolemy1989]

@jethro035181 that reply really sucked. I expected something a little more articulate then that. and I agree with you! videogaming, skateboarding, and anime are really a problem In my country. and a lot of my friends like actually that shit. heterosexuality isn't something one works on, it comes natural. now I'm wondering why you need to "work" on heterosexuality. gay, straight, or bi it doesn't matter what Alexander is he will always be the greatest conquer of all time.

[qwexas]

Naming cities after himself reminds me of a dog pissing on fire hydrants. And that's how he got a reputation as "The Great." Isn't it amazing the things we admire people for?

[CherryBlossomBlyue]

@qwexas That's not why he is called the great, he was a great conquer

[HistoryLover1550]

He was so full of himself, it destroyed him.

[steelpanther88]

yea that sounds pretty ridiculous for a ruler to name so many cities after himself.

Imagine how the merchants and traders must have felt back then, buyer and seller want to arrange a business meeting in Alexandria. Oops wrong Alexandria!

[HistoryLover1550]

@steelpanther88 He did name one after his fave horse Bucephalus.