The Illiad and The Odyssey are both attributed to Homer, while The Aeneid is written much later by Virgil.

The Illiad is about the Trojan war, while The Odyssey follows the greek Odysseus who returns from the Trojan war and The Aeneid follows the Trojan Aeneas who flees the destruction of Troy and tries to find a new home for the Trojans.

The Illiad and The Odyssey maybe? And you can add The Aeneid to it as well. It depends a bit on how you define a fictional universe, but this is a shared universe with 3 protagonists : Achilles, Odysseus and Aeneas.

I usually struggle with those, but this one was way

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This is so much more interesting than geoguessr and similar puzzles. I won’t ever be good at it, but it’s a learning experience.

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And where does the pentagon go? That’s right! In the asshole!

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HAVE FUN EVERYONE! … You know what? Let’s have a game of MUSICAL CHAIRS!

Maybe you can rename your game to something like “Obey him : The Milgram Experiment”. Not the other way round because then it looks like a sequel to the other game

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Isn’t it an improvement if it takes 10 seconds to crash instead of crashing immediately?

Your title “I miss things in writing” genuinely confused me because at first I thought you meant “remember when things were written down?”, and it took me a while before I understood you means “if it’s written down I might look over it”

I don’t think they meant “genius”, I think they meant “with that amount of money”

In Brussels they have a yearly event where the museums are open till 1am : https://www.museumnightfever.be/en/

Did you notice the S is upside-down?

And you did that in less than 8 minutes and without mistakes/hints? HOW?

“If the deal says that my face needs to be on mount Rushmore to commemorate the peace deal, then no American can object”

Now you can listen to “Rattlesnakes” by Lloyd Cole And The Commotions and understand the reference