Ancient cultures saw dolphins as messengers of the gods or guardians of souls.

>>17864530 (OP)
>Ancient cultures saw dolphins as messengers of the gods or guardians of souls.
And now they are burning, forever. Really makes you think, innit?

>>17864530 (OP)
>Ancient cultures
which ones? nice pic btw

>>17864547
remember something from the histories about a greek guy being saved by a dolpin, and the greeks honored the dolphin as an emissary of neptune

>>17864539

>>17864550
>greek
yes that makes a lot of sense, they were ebin seafares, only rivaled by the phoenicians, I wonder if they were dolphin friendly as well

In some ancient Mediterranean cultures, dolphins symbolized harmony between humans and nature, intelligence, and benevolence.

>>17864660
I've heard stories about dolphins raping divers, pretty lulzy, also female dolpins having a pussy that can literally cut your cock

>>17865275
>female dolpins having a pussy that can literally cut your cock
How does someone know this

>>17865297
through experience

Regular reminder that we haven't deciphered Linear A so we have almost zero understanding of what Minoan culture was actually like.

>>17865321
>Regular reminder that we haven't deciphered Linear A so we have almost zero understanding of what Minoan culture was actually like.
OP's pic looks Mycenaean to me though.

>>17864539
Damn so if you were born before Judaism you were just fucked? Who believes this shit?

>>17865566
only the retarded can believe such bullshit

>>17864550
That is the story of Bacchus. Pirates had kidnapped him after disbelieving his story of being a god and as they tied him to the pole he summoned his dolphin friends to release him. The pirates became dolphins and the mast of the ship became entwisted with vines.

This was in the Homeric hymn to Bacchus