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Lousha • upvoted 13 items 2 months ago

Woman Finds Out Husband Is Cheating, Is Left Absolutely Shocked After Finding Out With Who

So hard to read without commas.

60 Expectations Vs. Reality Photos That Took People By Surprise (New Pics)

The what cake?

Woman Finds Out Husband Is Cheating, Is Left Absolutely Shocked After Finding Out With Who

So hard to read without commas.

50 Photos That Trick Your Eyes So Well You Might Need A Second Or Third Look To Get Them

his thumb is under the bottle

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

A bit simplistic description of the what and why. Sadly and incorrectly, lobotomies were being touted as a "miracle" cure for behaviors being exhibited by Rosemary. We know so much better know. But heck, c*****e was still found in cough syrup until the mid 1950's and we sterilized poor and minority women against their wills into the 1970's.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

JFC! Maybe the ThikThok generation don't know it's real, but the rest of us do. Saw it happening on tv in real time in 1994. Almost 700 Australian soldiers went in as part of a peacekeeping mission just after the geno.cide, and a small group of 2RAR soldiers were ther while it was happening. Look up Kebiho mas.sacre.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

it litterally says so on the cover of the dvd

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

No change. It had been in a slow but inexorable decline for over a hundred years before it was burnt down, its contents had been copied and its wisdom disseminated across the Mediterranean world, so in fact very little was lost.

50 Photos That Trick Your Eyes So Well You Might Need A Second Or Third Look To Get Them

His thumb is underneath the bottle and his index finger is curved holding the front of the bottle and the rest of his fingers are straight :)

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Lousha • commented on 12 posts 2 months ago

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Yes, totally quirky, almost adorable to be disrespecting a corpse, and your own wife all in one fell swoop! By your logic, if someone is yelling obscenities to a woman from a car, it won't hurt her, she's not in the car, she won't get hurt! If someone is p***ing on your grandma's grave, so what, she's already d***, who cares?

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Well... There's a Hungarian anise flavoured candy that is coloured with carbon, so it's jet black. Up to this day (since the early 1900s) it's called N-e-g-r-o. Zero connection to black people, especially since at the time our black population was probably all of 2-3 people in the entire country, if that. It's just a Latin name for black, since the candy itself is black, and it was advertised as the "chimney sweep of the throat", and chimney sweeps at the time wore all black clothes, and of course their faces were black from soot as well. But when I pulled this candy out in the UK... Let's just say it always required a history/linguistics lesson before handing one over! We also have the word "néger", which certainly is a phonetic copy of the ugly English word, but had no negative connotation for us. It just described people who had a dark skin. Nowadays the word is less used because it is clear where it came from, but it never actually was a slur here.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Certainly that, but she had varying relationships with lots of "important" people, and knew personal things about them that she might've written down. Also, don't forget she was a movie star, so how she passed away, what was left behind was important to studios, newspapers etc. with opposing interests.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Hopefully one day someone will have the good sense to break into that crypt, yank his rotting remains out of there, and throw them in a sewer where he belongs.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

I mean... That's supposed to be a surprising fact? That is extremely well known. Or so I thought.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

As far as I know this is false when phrased like that. When slavery in the US was at its peak, Brazil had about half as many enslaved people than them. Brazil on the other hand had a much longer, centuries long "tradition" of slavery, so altogether they had more slaves, simply because they kept up the practice much longer.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

There is no evidence that it had happened. It's a rumour. Maybe it happened, maybe it didn't, the only fact we know is that it took a rather long time for the body to arrive to the mortuary. Personally I'd say it's more likely that it happened because everyone was very busy destroying/looking for evidence pointing to anything awkward, but anything is possible. People can be very sick, so your guess is as good as mine. Still remains a guess though.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Here's something I bet you didn't know then, simply because hardly anyone knows much about Hungary or our language. Since we were so far from the US geographically and mentally, culturally at the time, we adopted words that meant the same in English in different ways. (Sure it happened in other countries as well of course.) So in Hungarian "indián" is Indian as in Native American, and "indiai" is Indian as in from India. They reached our language at different times, from different "routes". So in Hungarian you can't really call it racist if these people are called "indián", because the word has no negative connotations to it, just a word describing a group of people, like saying Belgians. Of course nowadays it's less used out of respect, but it really was never a derogatory term.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

The statement would be closer to truth by saying that even today, if you hear someone is German, there's often an instinctive shudder. That stain on the nation overshadows everything Germans ever have done before or after. They are still somewhat looked at as you-know-whats-with-an-N. But if you say you're Japanese, people think of all kinds of things, but not that often war crimes as a first thought.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

That said, it still doesn't mean she would've wanted anything to do with him, more that she understood that once she was in his "crosshairs", she did not have the option to walk away. So she made the best of it and at least bargained a marriage out of it, instead of being bedwarmer #938474 who would be tossed aside at some point.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Have to agree with you on that. As repulsive as that whole story is, it was not done to punish her. It was a genuine, very misguided attempt to help her. Her father was by any measure a horrible person, and sure, he was embarrassed by her behaviours, but she had actual mental issues that nobody at the time had a very good idea how to fix or even properly explain. He went with what he thought was a good treatment, and ended up causing tragic results.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

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Lousha • upvoted 5 items 3 months ago

45 Times Dating Ended With A Plot Twist No One Saw Coming

No there bloody isn’t , I do not miss those days I can tell you ,

25 Then And Now Shots Of Stars In 2005, 2015 And 2025, Including One Who Was Left "Disfigured"

M******r.

45 Times Dating Ended With A Plot Twist No One Saw Coming

No there bloody isn’t , I do not miss those days I can tell you ,

25 Then And Now Shots Of Stars In 2005, 2015 And 2025, Including One Who Was Left "Disfigured"

M******r.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Kinda weird - developed countries don't have stray dogs.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Calling fingerprints pseudoscience is wild. What are you assuming? A koala committed a m****r and a human was accused of it? All humans have different fingerprints from each other. What you should wonder is how many criminals were almost never convicted if it wasn't for fingerprints being used.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

But strong winds kind of create a bit of a problem.

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Lousha • commented on 10 posts 3 months ago

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

And that's putting it very mildly.

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

I guess don't lick them then.

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

And that's putting it very mildly.

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

I guess don't lick them then.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

To be fair, nobody can claim that cat videos are not a huge part of contemporary culture, therefore they should be worth preserving.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Not to mention this doesn't mean that one koala's fingerprint is identical to a specific person's print, only that they have the same "feature", that their prints look human.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Even if real, surely not like this. Imagine walking around here and accidentally stepping into one of those tubs, breaking your legs. (Yes, people should look where they are going, but there's a reason most streets don't have random holes.)

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

It doesn't just decompose on its own, or at least not nearly as fast. You have to bury it in soil.

50 Interesting, Cool, And Disturbing Facts About The Mind And Body, As Shared By This FB Page

You don't own no cats. They own you.

35 Thanksgiving Dinners Where The Main Course Was Turkey And The Side Dish Was Pure Drama

Not everyone likes raisins, but a great thing about them is that they are quite easy to pick out from most types of food.

35 Thanksgiving Dinners Where The Main Course Was Turkey And The Side Dish Was Pure Drama

I will never understand two things related to this . 1, Why would anyone switch on or off the oven at someone else's place? So many stories like that, and it always baffles me. If I ever thought it was necessary, e.g. something smells burning, I sure would talk to the host, not just mess with their kitchen and walk away. 2, Why do people just randomly turn on an oven without opening the oven door first? Again, so many stories with plastic trays being melted by one family member that another one stored in there, or proofing dough being ruined etc. I don't think I have ever in my life NOT looked inside before turning it on.

Woman Can’t Stand Future Stepdaughter’s Picky Eating, Says No To Marrying Her Dad

What someone in the comments mentioned about the "try it once policy" is very far from a universal solution. Lots of kids are determined to not like anything that is not their 3 favourite junk foods. They will comply if they must, and try one piece of green pea, or a sliver of a new type of cheese, and immediately gag and make disgusted faces, because they convince themselves before they even touch the food that it is terrible. I used to feed such a child daily, and it was exhausting. (He was "ruined" by his neglectful parents and string of nannies for whom it was more comfortable to feed him 3 types of frozen rubbish all the time and he got used to it.) I was trying for a year and a half, and hardly any progress was made.

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Lousha • submitted a new post 5 years ago

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Lousha • submitted 5 list additions 3 years ago

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Lousha • submitted 12 list additions 4 years ago

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Lousha • commented on 12 posts 2 months ago

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Hopefully one day someone will have the good sense to break into that crypt, yank his rotting remains out of there, and throw them in a sewer where he belongs.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

I mean... That's supposed to be a surprising fact? That is extremely well known. Or so I thought.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Lousha • commented on 8 posts 3 months ago

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

And that's putting it very mildly.

50 Curious Pics And The Unexpected Stories Behind Them

I guess don't lick them then.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

To be fair, nobody can claim that cat videos are not a huge part of contemporary culture, therefore they should be worth preserving.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Not to mention this doesn't mean that one koala's fingerprint is identical to a specific person's print, only that they have the same "feature", that their prints look human.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

It doesn't just decompose on its own, or at least not nearly as fast. You have to bury it in soil.

50 Interesting, Cool, And Disturbing Facts About The Mind And Body, As Shared By This FB Page

You don't own no cats. They own you.

35 Thanksgiving Dinners Where The Main Course Was Turkey And The Side Dish Was Pure Drama

Not everyone likes raisins, but a great thing about them is that they are quite easy to pick out from most types of food.

Lousha • upvoted 13 items 2 months ago

Woman Finds Out Husband Is Cheating, Is Left Absolutely Shocked After Finding Out With Who

So hard to read without commas.

60 Expectations Vs. Reality Photos That Took People By Surprise (New Pics)

The what cake?

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

50 Photos That Trick Your Eyes So Well You Might Need A Second Or Third Look To Get Them

His thumb is underneath the bottle and his index finger is curved holding the front of the bottle and the rest of his fingers are straight :)

50 Photos That Trick Your Eyes So Well You Might Need A Second Or Third Look To Get Them

his thumb is under the bottle

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Agreed. It wasn't like women had much choice, so Anne did was she thought was best.

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

it litterally says so on the cover of the dvd

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

All that can be extrapolated from this statement is that *OP* didn't know Hotel Rwanda was based on a true story, and is assuming their ignorance is universal

51 Wild Facts People Learned Somewhere And Never Forgot

Lousha • upvoted 7 items 3 months ago

45 Times Dating Ended With A Plot Twist No One Saw Coming

No there bloody isn’t , I do not miss those days I can tell you ,

25 Then And Now Shots Of Stars In 2005, 2015 And 2025, Including One Who Was Left "Disfigured"

M******r.

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

Kinda weird - developed countries don't have stray dogs.

58 Misogynists Tried To Explain Women But Ended Up Embarrassing Themselves (New Pics)

Thumbs up to that one! LOL

If You’re Hungry For New Knowledge, These 50 Facts Might Satisfy Your Appetite

But strong winds kind of create a bit of a problem.

"We Had His Funeral Shortly After": Woman’s Concerns About Spouse’s Weird Behavior End In Tragedy

When someone else, who is usually a trusted source, is not only confident but insistent, it's human nature/psychology to question if what they are saying is true. We would never have progressed as a species if we all had to discover everything for ourselves. That's why learning critical thinking is so important. But it does start with questioning. So it's completely normal, and not gendered, to question your assumptions in the face of a trusted source being adamently against them. It would only be a problem if she just took what he said at face value. She did all the right things, it was just a bad situation.

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