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Micro SF/F stories @MicroSFF. Follow "These copper ingots," the devil said, "are of sub-par quality." "You accepted them as payment," the merchant said, "the deal is done." "Very well. I will uphold my end of the bargain," the devil said. "Your name will live forever." "That is all I ask," said Ea-nasir. 10:57 AM - Aug 30, 2021 Reply 13K Copy link to Tweet Read 61 replies 0

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+ Follow Vini. @foccius.bsky.social THEY DOXXED EA-NĀṢIR Andrew A.N. Deloucas @aandeloucas.bsky.social .3d Ea-nāṣir lived in n. 1 Old Street (this is a modern name completely fabricated by Sir Leonard Wooley, the excavator at the time) of area AH. This home was finely built and stood with an area of 110 m2, an average home in this neighborhood being about 70 m2. BOUNDARY ST. 5 NICHE 3 OLD ST. N IX 40 2b 7a m VI 10 5 - m - 2 ત CHURCH 15 6 11 b November 23, 2024 at 11:26 AM Everybody can reply · Translate IB
You are without a doubt the worst Mesopotamian copper merchant I've ever heard of. But you HAVE heard of me.
Go ahead Ea-Nasir make my day !
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Complaint Tablet to Ea-nasir

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