Notorious Roman prostitute named Scylla

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Valeria Messalina, a notable figure in Roman history, is remembered for her scandalous affairs and a notorious all-night sex competition with a Roman prostitute named Scylla, which she continued well into the morning after Scylla gave up. The discussion highlights the surprising nature of her exploits, with participants expressing astonishment at her boldness and the lack of widespread knowledge about her actions. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes and cultural references, including Cree customs and a mention of the film "A Man Called Horse," illustrating the blend of historical intrigue with contemporary cultural reflections.
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had many wild affairs and once challenged a notorious Roman prostitute named Scylla to an all-night sex competition. (Scylla gave up at dawn, but Messalina continued well into the morning.

Would she be in the GBoRs if it was out then ?
 
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Awsome.
 
Going by the title, I was expecting a spin-off from the 'leg-humping' thread. Not far off, though.
 
All night sex competitions?

How come I have never heard of this!
 
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Going by the title, I was expecting a spin-off from the 'leg-humping' thread. Not far off, though.

I was looking at history pages and came across her, i thought i should share
with you guys, i couldn't imagine a lady that can not be refused on pain of death.
 
Mine doesn't threaten death, exactly, but some of those Cree customs scare the hell out of me. :eek:
 
Danger said:
Mine doesn't threaten death, exactly, but some of those Cree customs scare the hell out of me. :eek:

Cree customs ?? i have to ask what they are.
 
Ever see "A Man Called Horse"? Okay... that was Apache, but they're related.
 
Danger said:
Ever see "A Man Called Horse"? Okay... that was Apache, but they're related.


A dim memmory, a guy captured by indians treated like a dog, but becomes one
of them when he kills a rival tribe member ?
 
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Yeah... Richard Harris. I never actually saw the whole movie, but some of the treatments that he received looked a tad uncomfortable.
 

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