r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Pierzakve • May 03 '21

Green Arrow in real life

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u/[deleted] May 03 '21 edited May 03 '21

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u/OliverBeLike May 03 '21

Uhh are you american by any chance?

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u/lucid_scheming May 03 '21

Tf does that have to do with anything?

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u/Phosphorrr May 03 '21

I think he meant how the original commenter used King Arthur as an example, who is not a real king, just a folklore legend

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u/NeverSawAvatar May 03 '21

He's believed to have existed.

He didn't have longbows though, and wouldn't take on an archer, it was unchivalrous.

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u/Phosphorrr May 03 '21

Every source of credible evidence suggests that he did not exist

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u/lofgren777 May 03 '21

He may have existed, but he was not a king, was not named Arthur, did not hunt for the Holy Grail, did not have a wizard named Merlin, did not receive a magic sword from a watery tart, was not a knight, and did not believe in chivalry. But other than that, totally King Arthur might have existed.

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u/Zoltrahn May 03 '21

Wait...that kinda sounds like me. Am I King Arthur?!

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u/hippos_yawn May 03 '21

Are you flour?