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50 Of The Funniest And Most Accurate History Memes Shared By This Instagram Account (New Pics)
History is an excellent source for pop culture to milk. The Assassination Of Jesse James, Schindler's List, Apollo 13; just ask Hollywood. So it's no wonder the subject has provided us with countless hilarious memes, too. And the aptly-titled Instagram account 'History In Memes' is sharing all the best ones!
Featuring figures and events from virtually all periods of our past, it invites people to take a look at what has happened from a different and funny perspective. Continue scrolling to check out its best recent posts and when you're done, fire up our first publication on it here. Enjoy!
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#1
Rocket ship 3 years ago (edited)
Michael Collins is a legend! It's so sad though that everybody remembers Neil+ buzz more than him. He stayed on the ship so they could have a safe way home! Such a good guy
Wondering Alice 3 years ago
You know that famous picture Collins took of Buzz and Armstrong on the moon with the earth behind right? He told his daughter it was a picture of every single person except him. Makes me tear up to think of that.
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iblewsheep 3 years ago
i know what he actually said will always be immortalized, but that one would have been better.
Colin Timp 3 years ago
And worldwide panic would've ensued. Some people would still be saying that it wasn't a joke.
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To learn more about why these memes are so popular, we contacted Dr. Constantina Katsari, who has a Ph.D. in economic history and a long and successful career in UK academia.
"I always thought that history is instrumental in the formation of logical thinking," Dr. Katsari told Bored Panda.
"Without it, critical analysis remains deficient. At the same time, history teaches good citizenship and enhances political instincts. Above all, history helps us distinguish truth from lies. As a seeker of truth, I especially value the skills I acquired over the decades."
#3
Linda R Ryan 3 years ago
I'm still surprised at how many people - including Christians - who don't know Jesus was a Jew.
Michael Largey 3 years ago
I was about to take out on a first date my dentist's assistant. In her apartment, we were talking about her boss, and she sneered, "Do you know that he's a Jew?" I pointed to the big, big picture of Jesus she had on the wall and asked "Did you know he's one , too?" The date did not happen.
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Crissie Laugesen 3 years ago
There were Christians in the Middle East long before they arrived in Europe, and waaaaay long before they arrived in the USA.
Khavrinen 3 years ago
There are "Christians" in America who truly believe that Jesus *had* to have been an American, because otherwise why would He have written the Bible in English?
Bouche Clay 3 years ago
This, sadly, is very true. Me, I figure if God hadn't wanted us to use our brains, he wouldn't have given us any.
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Michael Largey 3 years ago
"Those who are accustomed to privilege often believe that equality is oppression." - Howard Brenneman
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cogadh 3 years ago
Indeed. It's crazy how many "good Christians" are deeply offended by the idea... no, the truth that Jesus was a brown man. The literal centuries of propaganda in European religious art portraying Jesus as a light-skinned, fair haired, blue eyed man really worked wonders.
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Remi (He/Him) 3 years ago
Laughing in Egyptian Coptic Christian. (Ok, ok I'm atheist like my family mostly, but great grandparents still believed)
Ann Coffman 3 years ago
The information is there, they just refuse to believe it. Ironic, eh?
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
As a native speaker of English, I'd like to say that if you have managed to learn English sufficiently to communicate, and it is your second language, you're clearly not stupid. English is one of the hardest languages to learn, mainly because it's not a language; it's a dozen languages in a trench coat.
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago
I had a Russian friend and was asking him to translate different words like car, tree, etc. I asked, how do you say "train" in Russian? He smiled, paused then deadpanned "LO-CO-MO-TIVE"
#5
ben woskje 3 years ago
Anyone that protects the catholic church deserves the hell they believe in.
gerard julien 3 years ago (edited)
the KKK dudes and white supremacists in South Africa totally agree with you ! lol
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phil blanque 3 years ago
Well....yeah...but only if one considers mass genocide of indigenous people; torture and oppression of women; massive theft of cultural art and artifacts; sexual abuse of children; and systemic cover-ups and denial of all of these to be "too far".
Fresh Big 3 years ago
Sexual abuse of children sounds too sanitizes. It included rape. Priests raped children, sodomized them and forced other abuse on them. And the church hid them. Moved them around so they could rape more children. Then the church denied it and tried to discredit the victims. When found guilty in court the church plead poverty so as not to have to pay compensation to the victims. No organization has done more to support child rapist than the catholic church.
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Eric G 3 years ago
Bill Burr is the funniest comedian out there working. His stand up shows are the best
🧶𝔹𝕚𝕥𝕔𝕙 𝕂𝕟𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣🪡 3 years ago
Bill Burr is a goddamned comedic genius. I can't think of any other comedian who can walk such a fine line that he's appealing to both liberals and conservatives while making fun of them both several times throughout his standup. Guy's a downright genius.
Dr. Katsari agrees with the popular phrase that history is written by the victors. "After all, most losers are dead, maimed, politically inactive, or otherwise condemned to invisibility," she explained.
However, there are still ways we can get a different perspective on things. "Saying that, we should not forget the value of archaeology that helps us fill in the gaps and gives a voice to non-victors," Dr. Katsari added.
#6
4th Account 3 years ago
I speak english, British, American, Canadian, Australian, and new Zealandian
Celtic Pirate Queen 3 years ago
Some Karen at the grocery store yelled at a couple of young Hispanic women, "You're in America, speak English". I asked her straight up, "So if you and your husband were in France, having a completely PRIVATE conversation - you'd be speaking in French, RIGHT?" And of course she sputtered like the f*cking moron she was. I asked her how many languages she spoke, which embarrassed her even further. One of the ladies piped up and said she spoke not only Spanish & English, but also FRENCH!
Ann Coffman 3 years ago
Thank you for attempting to educate that rude woman. Some people don't know when to leave others alone, and some people don't know when to stand up for others, like you did.
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I can't understand how people get offended by other people speaking their language to EACH OTHER! Clearly they have nothing worthwhile going on in their lives.
Emmydearest 3 years ago
Never mind the fella could speak english but if I (Italian) were in France with my Italian friend you can bet I'd be speaking in my native language! Not to mention that it was entirely possible that the other Korean friend was just visiting him and didn't speak any english. What are they supposed to do: one talks in english to the other and the other use simultaneously Google translate? 🤦
Vix Spiderthrust 3 years ago
OK but what is plain toast? Dry toast? Nobody eats that. Buttered toast? Not plain if it's buttered. No idea. Bloody foreigners, coming over here making up bewildering stereotypes about our homegrown racists
#7
Bethany Heller 3 years ago
Sciences legit doesn't have a chair in the pic
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Björn Krämer 3 years ago
A big part of German society (including me) didn't think any big war in Europe could be still possible why the army here has quite some problems, because of lacking or old equipment. Unfortunately we've been proven wrong and have to deal with the situation now as it is. I am still not a fan of all the military investments, especially world wide, but all I am saying: it's not that simple, isn't it?
Aubrie Allen 3 years ago
How can idiots "make America great again" when the s**t is the same as it's ever been.
Melissa 3 years ago
MAGATS just want to go back to open racism, sexism, homphobia, etc.
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Eat enough of his finger lickin' good food and you'll need healthcare
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Iampenny 3 years ago
I remember watching something similar except it was quotes from the Qur'ān vs. quotes from the Christian Bible.People had to guess which ones were from which scripture. Everyone assumed all the violent passages were from the Qur'ān were shocked that they actually came frmo the Christian Bible.
Aria Whitaker 3 years ago (edited)
I have been looking for the link, but they did something similar when Obama was in office. They would ask Conservatives at the "Tea Party" Marches about various items, but claim that Bush or the Republicans did them. They were ALL for them. Happy that those they believed they supported would do such great things! Then they were told they were ALL accomplishments of the Obama Administration. Most just shook their heads and walked away. lol. None changed their minds about Obama being a "muslim, socialist, marxist, communist dictator", though. One of the most viral ones they did was when they asked about "The Affordable Care Act" versus "Obamacare". ALL the conservatives loved the Affordable Care Act and they DETESTED Obamacare. They were then informed that Obamacare the ACA were the exact same thing. Their expressions were priceless.
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Khara Mei 3 years ago
You could do this to any country. Every country has in their history someone doing something unspeakablly wrong and horrific.
Kevin Bates 3 years ago
But, we're not supposed to be so insensitive. Right now, it's cool to hate anything American
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Den Ver 3 years ago (edited)
Providing any 1 simple Fact would improve BoredPanda's/Caitlin Johnstone's post 1000x. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Few Examples of "Evil Things" that, "AVERAGE Americans" could mistake for another countries' action(s) would make this post 1,000x times better! (Considering OP said they'd never run out). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , I know specific examples, but usually people who are unnecessarily HYPERBOLIC and who use STEREOTYPICAL generalizations are better at bloviating than providing evidence.
Shawn 3 years ago
We are all human and therefore not perfect. But the USA is far far better than most and that should not be discounted.
Jessica J. 3 years ago
American here...and it is not better, just less educated, so that the people don't know when they are being lied to, gaslighted, mislead, misused, exploited, underpaid, undervalued, and just generally made a fool of. I.e. your above statement.
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Lillian Swaim 3 years ago
This could actually work for most countries, just find the Nationalists
Justme 3 years ago
Yes, cause the Germans, English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Japanese, Italians, Russians, Persians, …. Etc… never did anything horrific.
Jessica J. 3 years ago
But, they don't deny it, nor cover it up, nor keep from teaching it to the youth of the country...those are uniquely American actions.
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Nelson Sturdivant 3 years ago
Where I live (Southern U.S.) that would just be a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Tim 3 years ago
Do you think that everyone has an Armenian laying around? If you have something to say, just say it.
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I live in Turkey and I did not know that. I know it is traditional to make bird baths near graves.
Ruth Harper 3 years ago
Meanwhile here in the 21st century cities go out of their way to make it impossible for homeless people to drink, use the bathroom, or sit down for even a moment.
BenMaharaj 3 years ago (edited)
So wholesome. If you’re vibing the Ottomans because of this don’t look up their stances on human slavery or what to do with the citizens of cities whose walls they broke through. And reaaally stay away from their history with the Armenians.
Interestingly, some philosophers draw attention to the doubts that may be felt when history is compared with different branches of investigation, such as chemistry or biology.
By contrast with such inquiries, the historian's procedure, including the manner in which he conceptualizes his data and the principles of argument he employs, may appear to be governed by subjective or culturally determined predilections that, as a result, are contestable and, therefore, out of place in a supposedly reputable form of knowledge.
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Candice Clack 3 years ago
I think millions more people would live in Australia if it looked like that....
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Justme 3 years ago
Curious - of the multilinguals here… at what age did you start to learn a different language? In the US, they don’t start teaching a second language until about age 14 or 15. Way too late for most students in my opinion. It certainly can be done at that age, but many of us just learn enough to pass the class and then never use it again.
Hannah Siebert 3 years ago
In my case (German) I started to learn my first foreign language (Italian) at age 6 (nowadays it would mostly be English), then English from age 10 on, then a third language (French) from 13 on and then I voluntarily added Spanish at age 15 (only two foreign languages are mandatory for A-levels here). I think the age makes a huge difference when it comes to learning languages, my son and his friends went to multilingual kindergartens and they just soaked up the languages like sponges without any effort. It's crazy.
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iblewsheep 3 years ago
i remember having a woman who's first language was Spanish, and had a heavy accent when speakign English and was havign trouble with the right verb to use and apologized to me for not speaking better english. I immediately replied, "well i only speak one language, i know you can speak at least 2 so you got me beat already. No need for an apology" i think it shocked her.
Michael Largey 3 years ago
Two factors (or more) : (1) In America, you can leave your home, travel for thousands of miles, and arrive in a city that speaks the same language as the one you left. That won't happen in Europe. (2) America has had two historical border countries - Canada, where the dominant language is English, and Mexico, which was separated from most of the US population by a wide desert for a good part of our history. Or as one Texas governor supposedly said about high school foreign language classes, "We go by the Bible here in Texas. If English was good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for Texas!"
Ann Coffman 3 years ago
"Ma" Ferguson. aka Miriam Amanda Ferguson, first female governor of Texas 1925-1927.
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Gilmore Girls 3 years ago
As a European(does Britain count?)I am NOT bilingual. I am bad at the English language, but at least I can spell doughnut properly.
Ann Coffman 3 years ago
So let me ask you, is it doughnut HOLE, or doughnut WHOLE?
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I think that one of the reasons the United States is often the poster child for failure to learn another language is that so little emphasis is placed on language learning. I think that there is this pride amongst some people in the United States that English is the lingua franca and therefore there is no need to learn another language. Furthermore, foreign language learning is often introduced so freaking late in the United States, oftentimes in secondary school-- it baffles me that people don't think that children have the mental capacity or maturity to learn a language. One of the best times to start introducing a foreign language is when children are younger as their brains are tiny little sponges. Even translation and interpretation services are seen as a commodity in the United States and linguists are pained peanuts in comparison to their years of study. ~Signed, a disgruntled linguist
Daniel Yamada 3 years ago
I was born and raised in the United States, and in response to this meme, I just want to say: 日本語が話せます。日本語は学ぶのに良い言語です。この言語は常に音楽のように聞こえます。Ich kann die deutsche Sprache sprechen. Es ist die Sprache der Vorfahren meiner Mutter. Ich studiere gerne die Geschichte Deutschlands. 나는 한국어를 말할 수 있습니다. 재미있는 얘기 하나 할게요. 한국인들은 대화할 때 항상 화난 것처럼 들립니다. J'apprends la langue française. J'ai toujours voulu visiter la France. Je veux aller rester dans un petit village français et rencontrer une gentille fille.
Ann Dennis 3 years ago
Sadly, many Americans seem to have little respect for the knowledge of languages, even their own.
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gerard julien 3 years ago
the royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom :" honi soit qui mal y pense " ( “shamed be whoever thinks bad of it” ). HONI-SOIT-...db707e.jpg 
Dino (she/her) 3 years ago
The guy memorized the entire French scrabble dictionary instead of learning French
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The French have traditionally maintained that no foreigner can really speak French properly, so they probably approve this guy for not trying.
gerard julien 3 years ago (edited)
in one of your posts you wrote : and nowhere did I advocate "blatant falsehoods, exaggeration, generalization ". Are you sure ?? signed : a frenchman ! lol
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motto of the monarch of the United Kingdom : " DIEU ET MON DROIT " ( "God and my right" ) house-of-w...150cbb.jpg 
gerard julien 3 years ago
" "According to different sources, 45% of all English words have a French origin. Most of the French vocabulary now appearing in English was imported over the centuries following the Norman Conquest of 1066, when England came under the administration of Norman-speaking peoples."
Den Ver 3 years ago (edited)
Thanks for this info. Now I can claim I'm trilingual, or, would that be try-lingual?
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Lea Panthera 3 years ago
"Your motherhood glows with radiance and grace, and your children are the epitome of delectable cuisine."
Sage Gusano 3 years ago
Reminds me of Cheech and Chong Say pendejo. I means my very good friend.
the next chapter 3 years ago
Sometimes it does. Depends on your friends though. 😆
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Trillian 3 years ago
Soooo walking home at 4am with your bra in your handbag was not what you had in mind?
BoredPip 3 years ago
Eat the child. It says it in the post, but my Irish education was thinking the child eats for a second XD
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Cindy Brick 3 years ago
Also scared that this 'charming phrase' is actually something like "Stuff you, Idiot." The Irish like to play jokes like that.
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One topic that was repeatedly examined in this context was the role of evaluation (specifically, moral evaluation) in historical writing—a subject, incidentally, about which historians themselves are apt to exhibit a certain uneasiness.
Many argue that value judgment can and should be totally excluded from history and, indeed, from social studies as a whole. However, this viewpoint does have its opponents, too.
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Trillian 3 years ago
Not a soviet leader but Theo Waigel could have taken him on. w1176_h662...67fa9.jpeg 
Joshua 3 years ago
His left eyebrow could almost work for a comb over if he ever goes bald. 😂
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Laura Gillette 3 years ago
they even look like the tops have been trimmed so this isn't even them in their full browyness
Ann Coffman 3 years ago
I thought so too. Would hate to see those monkeys in their natural environment!!!
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loty moty 3 years ago
Yes, we can also give Trump NFT of the US Presidency, give Scotland, Basque country and Catalonia independence NFTs and give Germany cheap gas NFT.
anon panda 3 years ago
Scotland, Basque and Catalonia deserve independence,
Load More Replies... XenoMurph 3 years ago
"Non fungible token" you pay someone too much money and you "digitally own" something. It uses blockchain, so it must be legit. I have this great bridge I can sell you.
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Chich 3 years ago
I'm sitting down. Only excuse I can give for that intially going right over my head :P
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Colin Timp 3 years ago
It's shocking how many people go to college without bothering to find out what kind of job their field will qualify them for; or if they'll even be employable.
Wondering Alice 3 years ago
Some people go to university to expand knowledge. The original purpose of universities was not to make students more employable. Do you think humanity should stop learning about things which do not lead to gainful employment?
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Jeffrey Diehl 3 years ago
If he studied the plumbing in the pyramids he could be a pharaoh faucet major.
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Lena Rogers 3 years ago
Except for when she said that the TTI was one of her favorite drug recovery program (for those unaware you can go on almost any platform with podcasts and search the crime chronicles and they have an episode on the TT1)
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Monica Michelle 3 years ago
I have a history podcast for kids ( I can't believe that happened) totally doing an episode on this
I-am-bubbles!(she/her/cat) 3 years ago
Okay now I’m curious, what’s your podcast called? (If you don’t mind me asking)
Load More Replies...Objectors highlight that the language the historian uses, adapted as it is to the assessment and appraisal of human motives and characteristics, makes some degree of evaluation unavoidable.
They argue that, even if the possibility of a drastically revised historical vocabulary allows the ideal of a wertfrei, or objective history, to be theoretically conceivable, such an ideal can scarcely be seriously entertained as a realizable practical goal.
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iblewsheep 3 years ago
i will die from some previously eradicated disease which has reared again due to anti-vaxers.
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Lea Panthera 3 years ago
Ancient Indian literature: I don't care if I die, but if you kill my husband, I'll burn your city down.
Colin Matthews 3 years ago
Russian "I will die. You will die. We all will die, Oh the humanity"
Luis Hernandez Dauajare 8 months ago (edited)
Latin American literature: They are going to k**l me!
Ghaniyah Verma 3 years ago
Russian literature knows people will die, even with nothing to die for.
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mulk 3 years ago
WRONG: the Switzerland doesn't stop be neutral. Neutrality of a country was never a "do nothing" thing, it's more complicated than that. There is a big gap between a "country neutrality" and "perfect/dreamed neutrality". PS: most Swiss people who pretend that Switzerland stops being neutral, are on the far-right spectrum of politics, and pro-putin... that's all.
Powerful Katrinka 3 years ago
I don't know why you were downvoted. You raise a good point.
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Θωμάς Γιόρκης 3 years ago
well it looks like these "sanctions" didn´t affect him much, did they?
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
That's ok. I'm a GenXer. I've got lead and asbestos PLUS micro plastics. Woo hoo.
Emmydearest 3 years ago
And to experience a pandemic. And a couple of world economic crisis. And possible the third world war. Mmm lovely times
Öz Deniz Boro 3 years ago
If not for the economic crises one might spend the time to discover the existing land.
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Alias Delfs 3 years ago (edited)
Who the f**k is going to try to imprison that guy!, He looks like he could snap your spine over his knee(edit grammar )
gerard julien 3 years ago
"As a weightlifter he won the gold medal in the 82.5 kg division at the 1924 Summer Olympics. Between 1923 and 1926 he set eight official world records. In 1924, he became the first person to clean and jerk more than 400 pounds, using the non-revolving barbells of that time. In 1928 he set two World Records; a clean and jerk of 360 lbs and a snatch of 253 lbs. In 1930, he became the first person to complete an overhead lift of the Apollon Railway Car Wheels, an awkwardly-shaped 166 kg (366 lb) barbell-shaped set of train wheels used by the stage strongman Louis Uni, and the predecessor of "Apollon's Axle". "
Dr. Katsari agrees with these folks. "There will never be absolute objectivity in history," she said.
"We all start from entrenched beliefs that need to be proved or disproved. Being objective as a historian is a constant struggle that involves rigorous logical exercises."
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wist_the_goblin (they/he) 3 years ago
"and they were roommates" "oh mah GAWD they were RoOmMaTeS"
Random Person 3 years ago
You don't need to think of anything else. Your comment is literally perfect.
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MimSorensson 3 years ago
Royal manicurists. TWO royal manicurists. The need of manicure must have been great indeed. Glorious.
Khara Mei 3 years ago
Please remember that historians can't publish speculation, and things like sexuality of a person or medical conditions of a person have to be evidenced explicitly by the person themselves. Without the person themselves having explicitly written that they are "in love" with this other person, we cannot say that they were lovers. Our modern concept of being gay is very different to its view historically - two mediaeval monks could be literally boning each other but would deny being gay because it is an expression of brotherly love and not lust.
New Everywhere 3 years ago
Lmao An expression of brotherly love? He loved his boyfriend like a brother I guess
Load More Replies... ohjojo (you/your's) 3 years ago
Their names have been translated into English as being Ernie and Bert
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Alexia 3 years ago
They also put some road signs for the invaders indicating "THE HAGUE" (international tribunal on war crimes)
Another Fool on the Hill 3 years ago
Is there really an English term for the name of a dutch city? 🤔
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Alex S 3 years ago (edited)
Considering Russian troops drove right past multiple signs warning they were entering the Chernobyl restricted area and how dangerous it was, and proceeded to not only fire on the plant, but dig in the highly irradiated soil, reading signs doesn't appear to be their strong suit
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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
If the internet has accomplished anything, it has made it abundantly clear that the number of certifiably insane people just walking around freely is too damn high.
Jessica J. 3 years ago
Yeah, but Rome lasted a LOT longer...the U.S. isn't even 300 years old!
Colin Timp 3 years ago
The main reason that the Roman Empire fell was because the ever-expanding use of slave labor left the average Roman citizen unable to provide for themselves. Now look at the US, with stagnating wages and corporate greed, and tell me things aren't headed the same way. It doesn't matter how much money you have if it's all worthless in the end.
Jane Cortez 3 years ago
Yes. The United States and Russia is falling. Now that China and India are allies they are the next superpowers, poised to take the world stage. That’s my
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Heinrich Hall 3 years ago
The first sculpture depicts a Celt and the second is Celtic. Nothing to do with"Germanic".
Not A Panda 3 years ago
Yeah, these are Celts. Even down to the hair style which was famously described by a Roman scribe.
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Nicola Roberts 3 years ago
Clearly the second sculpture started the same way as the first and then was dropped face down. As an artist you'd be gutted if that was how you were remembered 😉
KDS 3 years ago (edited)
The statute on the left looks like Tom Selleck well it does to me it has got to be the mustache.
So if you find yourself disliking some of these memes, that's good. Emotional and moral conflict is an opportunity for growth.
You can deal with this inner uneasiness by educating yourself on the topic more. "Academic literature is the golden standard," Dr. Katsari suggested. "There are some excellent public historians around that do an amazing job, though."
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DumYum 3 years ago
Blood from horseshoe crabs is essential for many drug, implant and environmental safety tests -- but blood harvesting, together with capture for bait and impacts from climate change and habitat destruction, is threatening populations of these "living fossils." A review published in Frontiers in Marine Science highlights that these continuing threats will detrimentally affect the surrounding ecosystem, including migratory shorebirds who rely on horseshoe crab eggs for food. To enable a sustainable harvest of their blood for the biomedical industry -- which currently is entirely dependent on these creatures for drug and environmental safety testing -- alternative tests should be explored in conjunction with better harvesting and conservation strategies.
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Pol Sigerson 3 years ago
The luck of the Irish is not meant to mean Irish people are intrinsically lucky, quite the opposite. When you are invaded then colonised for 800 years by your neighbours that's not lucky.
Collin Lyle 3 years ago
My family has a saying, "If it wasn't for bad luck, we'd have no luck at all." I suppose "Luck of the Irish" has that same sort of shade.
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Mirabelle Skyrim 3 years ago
Many European countries had, at one point or other in time, colonies. This includes Sweden that had five colonies.
Ghaniyah Verma 3 years ago (edited)
Remember the American and Indian Independence Day? (both are separate)
Strahd Ivarius 3 years ago
On average, one country celebrates its independence from UK every 2 days...
Steven Lu 3 years ago
No they are not ashamed at all. On the contrary, they showcase it in their museum to the public, with a sign that says where it came from.
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UpQuarkDownQuark 3 years ago
Call me unAmerican, but I hate the carvings in Mt. Rushmore. It’s political idolatry on Native lands.
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the next chapter 3 years ago
They chose the dark side.... Rather the light side. Wait...the dark side... I am confused
le_smol_froge 3 years ago
@Steven Lu I find your lack of faith in American pop culture disturbing
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Jessica J. 3 years ago
Guess that's why they draw the lines on the patient, now, so they know where to cut...and to make sure they are cutting on the right person...
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Chich 3 years ago
Posted this before, but a good come back would be "And your ancient artifacts are where?"
Niall Mac Iomera 3 years ago
"Oh, I guess we were too busy inventing calculus and working towards the industrial revolution instead of piling up rocks."
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Ivan Ilic 3 years ago
Stop using name name Ivan in memes to represent Russians.I am Ivan but imagine im not a Russian.
Jp@nda 3 years ago
Imagine how all of the reasonable Karens of the world feel
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Imagine trying this in a real battle and getting shot out of the sky.
Lia Salvatore 3 years ago
me too. I was reading out loud, and said constipated, and my friend looked so confused. am currently dying of laughter.
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Trillian 3 years ago
Cologne tries this and "oops, a roman villa" ... oops, another roman artifact ... oops, a roman tunnel ....
The Scout 3 years ago
Cologne has no luck with underground construction. In 2009, they managed to collapse their city archive due to an unsufficiently secured excavation pit.
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LapCat 3 years ago
Ah, I was living in Boston at the start of “the Big Dig.” Looks like the project was worthwhile!
Timmy Pillinger 3 years ago
The UK told UNESCO we'd bury the road past Stonehenge. But we know it will cost a fortune.
Moose Racer 3 years ago
It only took 20 years and made multi-millionaires out of too many friend of people in government.
K. Anderson 3 years ago
Denver is doing this- it’s expensive & takes a long time but does look nice
ohjojo (you/your's) 3 years ago
Not so simple. It was called the big dig and it was a huge mess. And by the time they were finally finished, there were more cars on the roads creating twice as much traffic as when they started.
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CookieCrump 3 years ago
My dad once spent 2 years in "Meat Mexico", and I have been to "The Mexican Archipelago" before. Want to try and go to "Soccer Mexico" if I'm older.
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Max A. 3 years ago
Everyone should stop invading each other now, especially you, America, and second, you, Russia
LimauAis 3 years ago (edited)
it amaze me how until today, USA army never been charged with war of crime after invading & terrorize some middle east countries.
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Hanz Enzo 3 years ago
when USA army terrorize other countries (middle east, vietnam, etc..), no sanction there. but when Russia army did the same thing, everyone got angry. that doesn't seem fair.
Ela 3 years ago
It is not fair. It is wrong. And perhaps times are changing. Hopefully the US (and all others) will consider its actions and monitor its troops very carefully in the future.
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Wood Carver 3 years ago (edited)
Dissolve all borders. This is our world. Don't let callous leaders or tax collectors tell you where you cannot roam. Humanity must once again walk the world uninterfered with by invisible lines of ownership.
Yukon Charlie 3 years ago
That would be sick, but I don't think it could happen. Few give up power willingly.
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Ashen Rayne 3 years ago
Gotta love the 'whataboutism' going on here. Just because the US was wrong invading before does not make Russia's invasion justified. Or China's silent, creeping takeover all around the world.
Literal Pigeon 3 years ago
Eh, more like Russian Empire vibes. Putin banned the ML party from running, he's probably trying to become a czar.
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DittoEatsEverything 2 years ago
Just to let you know, the middle eastern countries that the USA interfered with can be just big of a deal as Ukraine is Right now, if the media decides to make it a big deal. On the other hand, Ukraine can be just as little of a deal as the middle eastern countries if the media decides to not care about it.
LakeMonster 3 years ago
He's got more land than anyone else. Just go explore Siberia, that ought to keep you busy
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Laura Ketteridge 3 years ago
When the Duke of Edinburgh died, as is customary, the title went to his eldest son - the Prince of Wales. Andrew is still the Duke of York, and Harry is still the Duke of Sussex.
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Jeffrey Diehl 3 years ago
The moon landing was faked by NASA with the help of Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick, a well known film-maker was a stickler for getting it right. He insisted on going on location to the Sea if Tranquility and shot the fake landing on the moon to better fool us into thinking it was real../snark
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
It would be more accurate to consider Star Trek (the original series), where plastic models were dangled on fishing line in front of painted backdrops.
Ben 3 years ago
Then it would be cgi thought, so not really the analogy the picture was going for
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Mosheh Wolf 3 years ago
CGI was far more advanced than that in 1977, but Spielberg thought that people wouldn't believe that it was actually computer generated, so they simplified it.
Colin Timp 3 years ago
I've often wondered how the torpedo bends it's way down the exhaust shaft.
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Texas Gonzo 3 years ago
Scorpions "Winds of Change" was maybe more influential, and some ex-CIA agents claim CIA wrote the song.
Colin Timp 3 years ago (edited)
Sad but True that this couldn't even be attempted in the US today. 1.5 million people in the same area for a concert? Guaranteed at least 500 deaths.
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dar Rah 3 years ago
Putin thinks it's bad, so in reality it must be very good.
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XenoMurph 3 years ago
She got home and started researching "Worst Nursing Homes" in North America
Ed Gomaz 3 years ago
Jokes on her Larry David never gets old or older he always looked old.
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Joshua Moore 3 years ago
Larry David is an American treasure on the same level as D**k Van Dyke, Betty White, Angela Lansbury and anyone who says otherwise can go pound sand, and I say that with love. 😁
Joshua Moore 3 years ago
Good grief Bored Panda, it's his first name D I C K Van Dyke
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Yes, she looks thoroughly disgusted with her dad in this photo, lol.
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Helen Downey 3 years ago
See I would have bloody loved this. She will regret the attitude when older
Ela 3 years ago
Being Larry David's daughter, she may have posed for comedic effect.
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Colin Timp 3 years ago
He had no idea what the stone was when he moved it. It was simply in his way. He wasn't aware at the time that the stone marked the official border of the two countries.
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troufaki13 3 years ago
Actually it means "opposite of arctic" and "arctic" is in reference to the constellation.
Red Hair Blue Soul 3 years ago
But isn't the constellation named after a bear
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Min 3 years ago
Unbelievable as it sounds, the color orange is named after the fruit not the other way around
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I can't help but think that the explorers first went to the North and had a major run in with a Polar Bear ("Run away!!!) and that rather coloured their idea of names.
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troufaki13 3 years ago
Noooooooooooooooooooo!! Indy!! You're not working for the British Museum, are you???
phil blanque 3 years ago
"Of course not! No worries...I work for the Vatican."
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
If you lost your ancient ritual artifact and can't find it, check with British Museum they might have it.
Richard Smith 3 years ago
Although there might be something to be said for having some artifacts outside of the country to preserve them in case of war or civil unrest. i.e.: Iraq, 2003
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Monica Michelle 3 years ago
You are now my favorite person on the internet
Load More Replies... loty moty 3 years ago
There is a band called Franz Ferdinand Carl Ludwig Joseph Maria of Austria?
Trillian 3 years ago
Nobody knows the full name anyway. But yes, there is a band called Franz Ferdinand.
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Iampenny 3 years ago
hmmm, the photos on the bottom look very suspicious, the hole hasn't changed shape or the stones in the pothole haven't moved a quarter of a century?
Nizumi 3 years ago
Thank you! Just what I was thinking. Montreal potholes change with every storm.
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Helen Downey 3 years ago
Whilst Romania is clearly photoshopped I can confirm this is a very accurate representation of Ireland
Ben 3 years ago
Apart from the building that has grown a floor, the tree removed and the hedge that has grown
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Joshua Moore 3 years ago
That photo of Romania could easily be a pot hole in the great commonwealth of Pennsylvania 😂😂😂. In fact, I'm not convinced my mother didn't submit those photos and she's never been to Romania, nor have I.
just another teen 3 years ago
the bottom 2 are the same photo the one on the right is colorized and photoshopped with a new person in it
Gwenaëlle Michaelis 3 years ago
Or just it was taken with 2 different people, no need to photoshop another person, and you can see it was 2 persons because the angle isn't exactly the same in the 2 pictures ^^
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mcborge1 3 years ago
They will only throw it back.. "Run away, run away!"
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Ela 3 years ago
Or when sounding like A as in neighbor or weigh, or words of Germanic origin like stein, or the name Keith, and sometimes its i before e even after c, like in ancient, and several other exceptions. Its a pain in the @ss spelling pattern to memorize, really.
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Gustav Gallifrey 3 years ago
'Here it is! Hey, everyone, stop looking, i found it, it was here all the time!'
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PurpleUnicorn 3 years ago
There's a Holm oak just down the road from me which is 350 years old. I was talking to an American tourist a while back and mentioned it: oh my goodness, that tree is older than my country!
The Short Lady 3 years ago
I'm in the US and we have a lot of 200+ year old live oaks in my state.
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TheAquarius1978 3 years ago
The Mac os the more ironic thing there nothing screams sleezeball capitalist as Apple.
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David H 3 years ago
To not buy luxury products and overindulge in consumerism? That is a choice. No one is saying you cannot buy things, but once you go full consumerism with luxury goods, it outs you as a fraud or just an idiot.
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Θωμάς Γιόρκης 3 years ago (edited)
So we are FORCED to live under capitalism (work 40 hours, pay taxes , pay health, pay housing etc) but we cannot enjoy none of our work fruits. Ηow old are you? 15?
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Béatrice Gallet 3 years ago
Not sure USA would still exist but States of Nort-East of America, states of south-east of America,, states of center of America, states of North-west of America, California, and Texas !
Gustav Gallifrey 3 years ago
Good flag designs should not be complicated. Rule of thumb: can the average 8-yr-old draw a reasonable representation of it?
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best turtle 3 years ago
after learning about the history of the god of Olympus i never watched Hercules ever again
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Allen Packard 3 years ago
Wow. I don't know if that is real but if so.... maybe a little paint or put a sign over it?
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
It’s a perfect place to put some beautiful art :) I’d hire some street artists to do a big beautiful peace mural of some kind
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Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
Horse racing names are hilarious. I don't gamble but my friend does, and last time he bet on a horse called Shut The Front Door.
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Sally Horrocks 3 years ago
It'd have more context if it said how long the average person would have to work to earn the $5. I suspect Ethiopia wouldn't come out of it so well.
General Anaesthesia 3 years ago (edited)
Ethiopia, 5 generations if they don't have inheritance taxes. Otherwise longer.
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
As someone who's been in a long term relationship with an archaeologist for the past 20 years, (and has consequently had to hear all about it), having artifacts scattered around in different countries isn't actually the worst thing in the world. If something devastating happens to an area, like a natural disaster or war, at least some of the items get to survive.
Ace 3 years ago
Yes, a lot of people don't seem to be aware of the crucial role the British Museum, and others worldwide, performed in the protection and preservation of ancient artefacts, many of which might otherwise have been lost forever.
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DC 3 years ago
No telegrams. No letters. Scream to the neighbouring tribe, or ring the church bell. Pretend it's 1466. Liv ... wait ... wait a minute ... die of having the well downstream of the john, thereby lose ability to call anyone by any means available. Also, suffer a few days on the way outta life.
Chan Heng Li (Zhonghuass) 3 years ago
There's actually more at the bottom which continues to make its lot more funnier
Öz Deniz Boro 3 years ago
The take-away home delivery men ask me to send them my location on whatsup. For the last 2 days I am more concerned to learn how to send location on whatsup than what and from where I will order dinner. I have technophobia.
Linda HS 3 years ago
It always surprises me how a family of four never talks with each other at a restaurant dinner…not before they order, not while the food arrives, not even while eating!! Always with their noses in the freackin' phones!!!
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago (edited)
Better they have their noses in their freckin' phone then having their noses in someone else's business. Not that I approve either behavior for my family but at least as long as they aren't bothering anyone, noses in freckin' phone don't bother me. Each to their own and such...
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Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
I used to love Jared Leto, but his behaviour recently is making him creepier and creepier. Not this. Other stuff.
tabitha knipp 3 years ago
I love this tho. Jared is like dang that coat and then he got the coat
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Gamer839 3 years ago
Technically, it's a square based pyramid, but I guess that the term "pyramid" wasn't around back then, so I guess it's correct.
MontanaMariner 3 years ago
The great Pyramids have 8 sides, bud. Nothing square about them.
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Ace 3 years ago
The aristocrat is the one on the left. Inbred or not, he looks pretty good IMO.
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Caroline Sinclair 3 years ago
Nonsense. Napoléon Bonaparte has no living (legitimate) descendents: only the descendents of his brothers survive.
sofacushionfort 3 years ago
Tipu Sultan was an Indian ruler. Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign hoped to link up with him, cutting the British Empire in two. But he was killed by the future Duke of Wellington’s army. Tipu’s descendants are two rickshaw pullers, a security guard and a car seat cover vendor.
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
One of the amazing king and first opposition to British feet on their land. Only if neighboring kings joined him with his campaign against East India Company and didn't joined EIC against him. British rule in India would have been very different, if any. I don't think they even teach him opposing EIC anymore. Furthermore, according to Bollywood if ruler is Muslim they are bad. I am sure BJP government has nothing to do with that *roll eyes*.
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Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
I thinnk it will go down as one of the most bad*** quotes in military history.
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Alex S 3 years ago
Americans generally don't understand British/Australian/NZ humour. If someone poles fun at you, you like fun at them back. S**t talking each other is literally how we bond. Americans are so literal and take everything way too personally.
Load More Replies... Alexandria Tyme 3 years ago
Big Ben is the bell not the clock or the tower. Big Ben cannot be seen from outside of the tower, so unless you have x-ray vision you've not seen big ben
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Donnie Mc00 3 years ago
also known as Neeps or Tumshies in scotland absolute bastards to carve.
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AxleMunshine001 3 years ago (edited)
He looks like the kind of people TSA would take to a room at the airport, hold and question him for 10 hrs then deport back to the Middle East
T. Unnamable 3 years ago
Hey Snik! My Arab friend in 1970. He worked at Groucho's Deli in Five Points in Columbia, SC!
Blitzø 3 years ago
According to the bible, I think he was meant to not be "conventionally attractive" because people needed to follow him for his message, not his looks. I think anyways, idk
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Helen Waight 3 years ago
Or when they send the light calvary in the front ranks, or have the archers run into battle against swordsmen, or there is no flanking….okay I play a lot of strategy games.
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TheAquarius1978 3 years ago
Don't tell anyone, no One needs to know that Monica os under the table....
Mama Penguin 3 years ago
"My fellow Americans: I have not been entirely truthful with you. I did ga-googity that girl. I ga-shmoygadeed her ga-flavity with my googis, and I am sorry."
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Vera1 3 years ago
He! The Netherlands has 7 mountains one can climb XD https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/04/it-definitely-isnt-flat-netherlands-mountain-trail-proves-an-unlikely-success
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Mark Hurner 3 years ago
Did you hear about the North Dakota farmer who's dog ran away? He watched it run for 4 days!
Theoretical Empiricist 3 years ago
There are places where the highest elevations are on freeway overpasses.
Lady Fos-Boss 3 years ago
I used to live in Colorado and we moved to Oklahoma and it was so weird having everywhere be flat.
Peggy Hinshaw 3 years ago
Imagine living somewhere where there is land flat enough to grow acres of food.
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loty moty 3 years ago
I want to see the third image taken in 2097 with your embedded retinal holographic imager.
XenoMurph 3 years ago
You want to see her underwear using the xray tech in the holographic imagers, don't you?
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Scott Baysinger 3 years ago
Well then he clearly didn't have a clue as to how photography worked. See Ansel Adams' landscapes from the Thirties.
Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
The way picture angle is taken and inclusion of base, makes me think these pictures were taken from far away. Possibly from on top of a boat. Not sure how good lenses were back then but something to keep in mind.
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The Scout 3 years ago
Mongolia no longer has a navy since their last ship , the "Sukhbaatar III" was sold to a private investor in 1997. Before that, the ship was stationed on a lake. It was more of a ceremonial reminder that Mongolia had a huge navy in the 13th century. Most of it was sunk when Mongolia tried to invade Japan in 1281.
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CalicoKitty 3 years ago
Two types of people: the ones who get competitive when playing monopoly and the ones who get bored and build a city out of the pieces.
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Nathaniel 3 years ago
Imagine you were one of the bricklayers. It would take you all day just to get to the top. Where you'd be deducted a day's pay for being late to work.
Yukon Charlie 3 years ago
I just realized like a weeks ago that the word babble is based on the tower of babel.
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
Queen Elizabeth II, whose 70-year reign spanned wars, a pandemic, 14 U.S. presidents and the winding down of Britain's vast empire, has died today September 8th, 2022. RIP
Vix Spiderthrust 3 years ago (edited)
Queen Elizabeth granted an audience to Liz Truss, her fifteenth serving Prime Minister, on Tuesday and died today - presumably and fairly deciding that fifteen Prime Ministers is fifteen too f*****g many
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago
As long as you pronounce it Budapesht, I don't care what you do with it
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3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
Sounds a lot more fun than never-ending bills and 2 meagre weeks of vacation per year 😅
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MontanaMariner 3 years ago
There's a High School in Tyler, Texas called John Tyler High School, largely full of poor minorities. While across town, Robert E. Lee HS is full of wealthy kids. No systematic racism there.
Nicola Roberts 3 years ago
I must admit it's these timelines that give me great pause for thought moments. It was like when I found out Wyatt Erp and John Wayne had met. How could someone of the Wild West meet a Hollywood actor! History is closer than you imagine.
Alexandru Bucur 3 years ago
Especially the Wild West. Remember famed outlaws Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and their "Wild Bunch" gang? They committed most of their robberies between 1900 and 1907. That's the same year the RMS Lusitania made her maiden voyage. At that point in time, telephones, movie theaters, airplanes and cars were already well established, if not exactly commonplace.
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SealOfDisapproval 3 years ago
If he had a son at age 75, and that son also had a kid at 75, the grandkid would have been 78 at the time of the tweet.
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Yukon Charlie 3 years ago
Dude we get it, you hate America. You don't need to keep trying so hard to be witty.
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Berit-Bärbel Rebane 3 years ago
I am afraid she wasn't giving that for everyone
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Destiney Haddox 3 years ago
It wasn't because she was extremely intelligent and could convince anyone of anything?
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
Sounds like the Ball of Burning Men. Wedding party in 1393 where the dancers accidentally all caught themselves on fire.
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Hawkmoon 3 years ago (edited)
It was a public punishment I think. Edit: "drunkard's coat" - for drunkenness, fighting or theft.
Load More Replies... Chan Heng Li (Zhonghuass) 3 years ago
There is more behind, including ancient stone sculptures, dinosaurs and bacteria
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Final score:
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
The point was that he pissed off the gods, so they were punishing him by making everything difficult. People probably even knew back then that it wasn't *that* far away. Read Marco Polo. People were crossing the entirety Eurasia in about 3 years on foot, and they did it multiple times in a lifetime.
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
It was a joke. The photo is a map of New York state.
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T. Unnamable 3 years ago
How about Moses and the Israelites trip to the land of milk and honey?
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Colin Matthews 3 years ago
Really? There i was thinking Britain and the Commonwealth countries declared war on Germany?
Łukasz Markuszewski 3 years ago
Yes, they did, and then just sat and watched Poland being consumed by Third Reich and (two weeks later) USSR.
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Aunt Riarch 3 years ago
By the way, how long was it between the annexation of the Sudetenland and the declaration of ww2? Asking for a friend
Malus Darkblade 3 years ago
The United Kingdom declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939, two days after Germany invaded Poland.
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XenoMurph 3 years ago
UK had invasion plans for Ireland in 1940. I think that was just habit though.
Con O Cuinn 3 years ago
And the Republic had invasion plans for the north in the 60's
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This was part of a plan to go to war with Great Britain. They knew that they would lose against the Royal Navy, but they’d win on land.
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TheHalloweenTeen 3 years ago
"My grandpa fought in World War II, he was such a noble dude. I can't even finish school. Missed my mum and left too soon."
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Raven Sheridan 3 years ago (edited)
I dunno, the United States 45th President, was a horse's a*s. 😏
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Owen Jarvis 3 years ago
Stalin. He had his pictures altered because he had terrible smallpox scars. He basically invented Instagram.
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Pumpkin Spice 3 years ago
Random baby: *is born in a shed somewhere* Humans, 6 months off: "g r o o v e"
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Con O Cuinn 3 years ago
So the stoners live with the land, while the alcos destroy it. Makes sense
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Elza Chi 3 years ago
That same in my country(Nigeria). We've got 3 names like everyone. First name is usually your native name, identifies you as a member of a tribe. The middle name is usually (not always but mostly) foreign not particularly English. Your last name is also native. Shared by members of your family
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MontanaMariner 3 years ago
Oh, the ol' AIS. Looks like alot of vessels, but with line of sight at sea level around 13 miles, most of these vessels can't see the next closest vessel.
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Alex S 3 years ago
Maybe don't tour a goddamn battlefield in the country you invaded if you have PTSD?
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Thomas Biorogue 3 years ago
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A lot of them have nothing to do with actual history either
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