@adrianbliss: The Odyssey (2026)

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The people when they realized it was a scam

Cucamonga Duke :

Guy who pulled the horse in likely got an email from IT with a link to cybersecurity refresher training later that day

Swaying fawn :

wow this giant wooden horse will be cool to burn

Adrian Bliss :

Gutted Chris cut my scene, but congrats to all involved

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bro I haven't seen you since like 2023

fluxit09 :

idk how they fell for that one tbh, i mean it's a giant horse, they didn't think maybe it was hollow and a bunch of people could be in it? seems like a weird gift.

Idk :

“I can’t wait to tell all the children at the hospital I volunteer at about this:)”

Martin Svoboda :

basically exactly a scene from nolan's odyssey

Matchett_sam :

Philip Cantillo :

Anyone ever see that prank show where they went to different embassies with a giant wooden horse to see if anyone would let them in? Every one of them brought it in EXCEPT the Turkish embassy! 😆

J B :

the children at the children's hospital

jacksontctctctctct :

When you jump out yell “surprise”

meowth :

not the guilt trip 😭

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Alright change of plans

amaradahirrr :

Oh I haven’t seen you for a while

Páll Thamrong Snorrason :

"ALL CHILDREN At THE CHILDRENS HOSPITAL" 😭😭😭 its too late to run away

Ashleighrose x :

No because seriously, being an empath, this crossed my mind watching this film

Ivy🍀 :

Those inside the horse hearing that :

𝖏𝖚𝖉𝖊 :

fun fact: the achaeans didn't really leave the horse as a gift for troy. they actually kinda used reverse psychology. according to the aeneid, one warrior—sinon—stood outside the horse and awaited the coming of the trojans. he told them that the achaeans had constructed the horse as a gift for the goddess athena as penance for desecrating her temple in troy, and as an offering for safe passage home, and that they had left him behind with it. the horse itself was constructed too large to fit through troy's gate, so that the trojans couldn't steal it and take athena's favor for themselves. under no circumstances was he to allow them to take the horse. so what did the trojans do? well, some of them (helen, the prophetess cassandra, and the priest laocoön, mainly) deduce the truth, but their warnings are either unheard or unheeded. instead, the trojans promptly captured sinon, then deconstructed the gate of the city to wheel the horse inside. later, in the din of night, the achaeans emerged (either from within the horse or through the now-broken gate) into the city and took it from within. the idea that the horse was a gift for the trojans largely comes from the single famous line from laocoön's warning, "I fear Greeks, even those bearing gifts." but this line doesn't strictly imply that the trojans thought of the gift as rightfully theirs. i think it's more of a "this may seem harmless but i'm wary of it" type of sentiment. anyway, it's neat stuff

gamingandmore7497 :

ogs know this is a repost

codswallop42 :

Is this Nolan’s The Odyssey?

autumn.adriannaaa :

I just know they all had to pee so bad

𝑺𝑲𝒀𝑬 |🥹🫰🏼💗 :

Yeah so about that…

🥓🥓MedusaCalypso89🇺🇸✝️🥓🥓 :

My algorithm is healing. Missed your videos

way2aware :

The best and last day my guy