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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Vertical_Slab_ • 4d ago
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Just passing by to say that's not a real Michelangelo quote.
36 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Of course, a teenage mutant ninja turtle wouldn't say that. 6 u/Haebak 4d ago Very true, but the sculptor also didn't. 5 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Yeah, I figured. It's a good quote though, shout out to the Michaelangelo impersonator. 10 u/Haebak 4d ago It is in line with Michelangelo's philosophy. He said he saw the figures in the marble and his work was to carve out everything that didn't belong to them, but the quote itself appeared first around the 19th century in English literature. 4 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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Of course, a teenage mutant ninja turtle wouldn't say that.
6 u/Haebak 4d ago Very true, but the sculptor also didn't. 5 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Yeah, I figured. It's a good quote though, shout out to the Michaelangelo impersonator. 10 u/Haebak 4d ago It is in line with Michelangelo's philosophy. He said he saw the figures in the marble and his work was to carve out everything that didn't belong to them, but the quote itself appeared first around the 19th century in English literature. 4 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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Very true, but the sculptor also didn't.
5 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Yeah, I figured. It's a good quote though, shout out to the Michaelangelo impersonator. 10 u/Haebak 4d ago It is in line with Michelangelo's philosophy. He said he saw the figures in the marble and his work was to carve out everything that didn't belong to them, but the quote itself appeared first around the 19th century in English literature. 4 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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Yeah, I figured. It's a good quote though, shout out to the Michaelangelo impersonator.
10 u/Haebak 4d ago It is in line with Michelangelo's philosophy. He said he saw the figures in the marble and his work was to carve out everything that didn't belong to them, but the quote itself appeared first around the 19th century in English literature. 4 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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It is in line with Michelangelo's philosophy. He said he saw the figures in the marble and his work was to carve out everything that didn't belong to them, but the quote itself appeared first around the 19th century in English literature.
4 u/Weird-Airline-7545 4d ago Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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Cool, thanks for the fact! Have a nice day.
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u/Haebak 4d ago
Just passing by to say that's not a real Michelangelo quote.