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The unusual (and blessedly fictional) Greek delicacy includes all kinds of bits of fish, birds like pigeons and roosters, sauces, and more.
Mozart and scatology
Mozart liked poop jokes and references and made them in many letters, and even hid some in recreational compositions, fascinating those dedicated to studying the history of his work.
List of micronations
Micronations are defined as "small, self-proclaimed entities that claim to be independent sovereign states but which are not acknowledged as such by any recognized sovereign state, or by any supranational organization," and also known as "model countries" and "new country projects."
Tarrare
A French man with an unusually large appetite — who was allegedly kicked out of his home because they could not afford to feed him — ended up a charlatan and later a soldier, and was believed to have once eaten a meal meant for 15 people.
Extreme ironing
Extreme ironing is a very real extreme sport, no matter how many people say it's not. In fact, that's part of the draw for people who take their irons to trees, rafts, and mountainsides to engage in the activity, which originated in the UK in the late '90s.
List of games that Buddha would not play
Buddha's list of no-can-dos is actually the earliest list of games known to man and contains games that limit where a player can walk, games played on boards with rows of 8 or 10, and games that involved dice.
Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office
We love a cat with a job. This cat's job is to keep 10 Downing Street mouse-free.
United States ex rel. Gerald Mayo v. Satan and His Staff
A federal prisoner suing Satan and his cronies? Just a day in the life in early 1970s Pennsylvania. That prisoner couldn't tell a process server where to find Satan to serve him, however, which ultimately tanked the case.
Big Mac Index
Initially a joke first published by The Economist in 1986, the price index measures purchasing power parity (PPP) between two currencies. In other words, the price difference between a Big Mac in the US and anywhere else in the world should be about the same, adjusted for each currency's exchange rate.
So 700 years ago was considered modern day France? Yeah, I guess shit hasn't changed much in that country since then.
It happened in Strasbourg. Part of the holy Roman Empire back then, but France today. 'Modern day France' describes the location.
and there is a whole scene of incel women full of hatred. Sometimes some of them even commit mass murder. And the hundreds of men who get killed by thir partners or ex partners. And the streamers who tell young women how to degrade men and that's totally normal to beat them. Or all those attempts to tell men what they should wear and what medical decisions they can or can't make.
You are totally right, misandry is the main problem in our society.
this. this right here.
At least they are outside getting exercise instead of just staring at a computer/phone!
I guess.
Are you talking about millennials? Cuz, no. Not even close to correct.