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Was Zeus's Feeling For Athena A Bit More Than "Fatherly"

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Canary42 | 22:48 Sat 29th Aug 2020 | Religion & Spirituality
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In other words, did he favour her so much just because he was her father, or did he also lust for her.

What do you think ?
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Avatar Image Old_Geezer
I think they're imaginary so, whatever you decide is fine.
22:55 Sat 29th Aug 2020
Avatar Image Mamyalynne
Understandably close as she sprang fully grown from his head.
23:02 Sat 29th Aug 2020
Avatar Image Theland
Kids!
23:31 Sat 29th Aug 2020
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Athena, now theres a blast from the past. Loved Athena ( especially one inparticular ) posters in the 70's.
23:37 Sat 29th Aug 2020
Avatar Image Toorak
The tennis one?
23:43 Sat 29th Aug 2020
Avatar Image tonyav
;-)

( she knows ya know )
23:44 Sat 29th Aug 2020
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Yup - got the measure of you, tonyav ;-)
23:45 Sat 29th Aug 2020
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LOL
23:50 Sat 29th Aug 2020
Avatar Image AZardoz
I might have the video ...
00:04 Sun 30th Aug 2020
Avatar Image Theland
Oh do show!
00:12 Sun 30th Aug 2020
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Only for you then, Theland ( don't show it to anybody else ) ;-)
https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/pict/153555043587_/CLASSIC-RETRO-1970s-ATHENA-TENNIS-GIRL-POSTER.jpg
00:24 Sun 30th Aug 2020
Avatar Image Theland
So that's her name!
She lived on the workshop wall some years ago.
00:27 Sun 30th Aug 2020
Avatar Image tonyav
Yep, saw her all my apprentice years.
00:28 Sun 30th Aug 2020

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