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oversimplified human 1 year ago • 3 views •
everyone who uses darflen also has a high likelihood of having a wasteof account, and has a slightly lower chance of having a scratch account
Paradock 1 year ago • 8 views •
darf is hell, it's a trap, darf is not our savior! he's goin-
jinx 1 year ago • 6 views •
Americans eat on average 8 spiders a year during their sleep
PkmnQ⁧⁦ is cool⁩⁦ 1 year ago • 3 views •
There was once a nursery rhyme called "Wallace, Wallace" originating from around the 1700's, however in 1811 it was branded as "the devil's tune", as it became associated with Jane Wallace, a notorious thief who always left a pile of human skulls of unknown origin after stealing various items. Anyone who was caught singing Wallace, Wallace was killed and any written copies of Wallace, Wallace were burned.
PkmnQ⁧⁦ is cool⁩⁦ 1 year ago (edited) • 6 views •
The longest living spider ever recorded in history was a pet spider named Alexander owned by Kay Ball from the 1800's, living over 100 years before going missing one day. Alexander was the inspiration for the hair brush invented by William Ball, Kay's father, in 1843, due to how it liked to crawl on people's heads. Its exact species was never identified, however there are no recorded instances of Alexander killing anyone, so it was likely a harmless kind. According to experts, Alexander could still be alive today, however no sightings have been reported. ~~Alexander is right behind you~~
jinx 1 year ago (edited) • 5 views •
In the 1960s, there was a huge popularization of cat wrestling in the United States. It was a pretty big thing and the industry was worth about a quarter of the human wrestling industry during those years. However, due to the Hippie culture and animal activists, laws were created that essentially made cat wrestling illegal. The telling "cats have 9 lives" actually comes from one of the most famous wrestling cat named "Garfield" which survived 9 close to death situations in his wrestling career. In 1978, Jim Davis, who was a huge fan of cat wrestling during his childhood, re-popularized the name "Garfield" by starting a comic about a cat named the same as the famous wrestling cat. This helped the previously tainted name associated with animal violence to be cleansed and be associated with humor, Mondays and lasagna!
PkmnQ⁧⁦ is cool⁩⁦ 1 year ago • 2 views •
The Ferris wheel was invented by Jonathon DeLonge in 1913 in preparation for his son, Miller DeLonge's birthday. He would later die on one in 1946 after getting in a fight with his colleague, Henry Barrow, on who was at fault for an encounter with the police earlier that day, resulting in him getting stabbed in front of his son. His last words were "Don't cry, son. Imagine you're still that hopeful kid you were all those years ago and it's your birthday. We're having cake later."
... 1 year ago (edited) • 5 views •
trolling is when you spread important factual information. however, one day a joke of a internet user called trolling "spreading misinformation" and since trolling means spreading the truth everyone believed him. now the internet believes trolling is spreading lies
jcole 1 year ago • 5 views •
In 1386, a pig was executed in France. In the Middle Ages, the pig attacked a child who went to die later from their wounds. The pig was arrested, kept in prison, and then sent to court where it stood trial for murder, was found guilty, and then executed by hanging
jinx 1 year ago (edited) • 4 views •
History fact: The straw was invented by a french jester soon after Louis XIV accidentally spilled his wine all over his outfit.

Straws were intended to be a joke but the idea was extremely well recieved by the population of France. It then was popularized even more by Englishmen to become the successful invention we know

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