“A Magnitude 10 ‘Bruh’ Moment”: 42 Insane History Moments That Don’t Seem Real

Deliberately attempting to exterminate a whole species because they are problematic is always a bad idea.

THAT'S AN OSTRICH!!!!! No zoologists on BP staff, clearly....

Part 2.2 they really need to make these fields longer — Now the bartender did not notice the ostrich at first. He was too busy checking out Laura. Remember the bit about the Tucson Hooters and she did well making tips? ( Now you can go to part 3)

that's an ostrich...

And we having been living under their subjugation ever since. And they use their feathered friends the cassowary to enforce their will on us

The battle of Osowiec Fortress, 1917. Attack of the Dead Men.

moral of the story: don't f**k with russians

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What's with some of these comments? Messed up.

How is it a spoiler? I think it’s been on the news since it happened.

"When Teddy Roosevelt was shít before he was supposed to give a speech." Whoa, I was put off for my interpretation of the censored first phrase and refuse to read the rest of the paragraph that might confirm or deny my reading. I have spoken!

From what I have heard of Teddy Roosevelt is that he was one of a kind and sounded like a Rennaisance Man of his time.

"humiliating to your would-be assassin." Not as humiliating as getting the ever loving c**p kicked out of you by your would be target before security pulled your target off of you. (Andrew Jackson did that to Richard Lawrence when BOTH of Latrence's guns jammed when he went to shoot at Jackson. Prevailing theory was that Jackson was so crazy that the guns knew better than to mess with that kind of crazy).

Was that in Milwaukee WI?

Kyle Broflovski is gonna make it.

What happened Jan 6? Trump govt: nothing.

I had this conversation with the Chinese AI DeepSeek. TSDS-68d11...9b-png.jpg

That's the wrong helmet⏫ (looks like an American one??) This is WW1 helmet ---> s-l1600-68...c299b8.jpg

I just cant understand if most of us dont want to fight...why we do. MOST people are kind, they want love, happiness and health for themselves and everyone they meet. Theres power in numbers...this shouldnt be our world

Everyone did not stop fighting, this was in just 2 small parts of the front, which was less than 7% of all troops. In most areas the war fought on like any other day with shellings and more. It was 2 small areas, and after the fact when a journalist wrote about it, did the whole myth about it being the whole front come out, as people wanted to find an element of humanity to grasp onto during the war

As nice -- and real -- as this moment was, the fact that we remember it says a great deal about British feelings about the war itself. The context in the story is that the English -- playing an English sport -- were going to teach those Germans exactly how a civilized game was played, sports and military life already being closely joined in the British imagination (the battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton, etc.). In a sense, this story fits the idea that Germany was, in August 1914, trying to upend the global chessboard. As one historian said, the First World War happened because "Britain had the world, and Germany wanted it." What better way to show that the Germans were very much out of line than by telling a story about the pacifying power of a well-organized and quintessentially British activity?

Only the first Christmas. The brass forbid it after that.

The Carmania was a British armed merchant. The Cap Trafalgar was german raider. The Cap Trafalgar was disguised as the Carmania to attack allied shipping, and met the OG Carmania, shelling the hell out of it and being shelled in return. The Kronprinz Wilhelm, another German armed liner, came to the scene, but decided not to get involved mistaking the sinking german ship for the actual Carmania, and thinking the heavily damaged Carmania was a trap, thus losing the chance to both save German sailors and to sink a dangerous opponent

"it met the real HMS Carmania which then immediately sank the German's disguise. Bruh." When you meet a character in TF2 with the EXACT same load out as you, you respond the same way.

💯% This is what happens when a percentage of people decide they don't like 'foreigners' - and incentivised by a Govt telling everyone that the EU were ripping us off. We've suffered economically ever since. 72.2% of those old enough to vote, took part. 51.9% LEAVE, 48.1% voted REMAIN. It was too close a call, yet the Govt (PM David Cameron) still let it go through.

I'll never forget how google searches with the question "What is the EU?" literally exploded after the result of the referendum was announced. This is obviously a sign of high IQ: first you vote to leave the EU, and then you try to find out what the heck the EU is 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It was a rich-boysin-power-game gone wrong. All of those who played wanted to remain, even if it was only about easy travelling to the hot places around the Medittarean. They were all deeply shocked that their game had the result they absolutely did not want. Immigration was already under control, because of the advantage of being an island. When travelling from the Netherlands or Belgium to Dover or Folkestone, I always had to go via customs and passport control, even before.

I still think putin's intelligence service flooded the zone with propaganda to influence that vote.

They accomplished this by throwing Australian wildlife, which they had brought along for just such an occasion, at the enemy.

They actually repelled the Italians by repeatedly offering them pizzas with pineapple on