Jessica Bugg

Joined December 2020

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Sex And The Silk Road
As a lover of all things history, I found myself listening to a documentary about the travels of Marco Polo, the famous explorer. I was surprised to hear of his rather racy experiences while traveling the Silk Road. So surprised, that I thought you, dear reader, may be interested in hearing about some of the more explicit goings on for the famous trade route.
By Jessica Bugg3 months ago in Filthy
The Complicated History of Santa Claus
The showstopper. The King of the holiday creatures. Ladies and gentlemen, I present, Santa Claus. Whether you think of Santa as a giant gnome/elf or a representative of the holiday spirit, virtually no imaginary character is as prevalent in modern culture as Santa Claus.
By Jessica Bugg3 months ago in 01
12 Days Of Christmas: An Origin Of Christmas Traditions and Carols
Whether you celebrate Christmas as a devout follower or just really like driving past the lights or posting pics in matching Christmas jammies; many of our Christmas traditions, songs, and even sayings are deeply rooted in history.
By Jessica Bugg3 months ago in 01
Book Fair Friday
Since I was a child, I have always been a voracious reader. I attribute that to my mother, Sharon, Satan’s Co-Regent, taking me to the library every Tuesday growing up. Where price was no object because anything I wanted was accessible.
By Jessica Bugg8 months ago in 01
8 Key Events That Lead To The French Revolution
Today, we depart from literature reviews to return to a topic that is one of my favorites to write about . . . history. And not just what happened, but WHY certain events took place.
By Jessica Bugg8 months ago in FYI
Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo: A Review
Warning: Spoiler Alerts Alright dear readers, how’s that for a less than creative opening? After seeing everyone and their mother; including but not limited to, literary agents, recommending the book Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reed (who I am uncertain if that is the author’s government name or a pen name) I finally broke down and read it myself.
By Jessica Bugg8 months ago in Humans
InFormally Educated
Photo Caption: All of the people seen in this photo possess a degree from an institution of higher learning . . . I do not.
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in Education
The Nuanced Ways Russian And Ukranian Culture Shaped The World
As my long time readers know, I have many close relationships with individuals who defected from the U.S.S.R. in the early 1990s. I have focused most of my historical work focusing on classical communities and cultures aka Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans.
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in FYI
The Alcoholic History Of Vodka
I am no stranger to the bar, the cigar bar to be more precise. I have been requested to cover two things: A). History B). F*cked up stories from Florida
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in Proof
Egyptian Royalty And Odd Things They Did
Y’all seem to really like a few topics. Messed up things in history and when I talk about the going on of degenerates in Florida. I am here to give the people what they want.
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in 01
Romans Went Hard In The Paint
The Romans make us modern counterparts look like saints. When it comes to partying, the Romans went hard in the motherf*cking paint. In this chapter, we are looking at some of the more scandalous things that you might have seen, participated in, or witnessed when attending one of the Roman celebrations.
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in FYI
The Middle Ages And Messed Up Things That Happened Then
I thought we would take a brief break from the f*cked up-ness that is the modern day to look at a time period that possibly had more f*cked up things going on . . . the Middle Ages.
By Jessica Buggabout a year ago in Futurism