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Interesting As Fuck! (maybe)

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  StrumSolo > 27/04/2023, 09:13

  Keep an eye on me posting all this nostalgic shit.  Next step on the algorithm is those accounts with statues as profile pics and posts where the quiet bit is always 'and not a brown person in sight'.
  
  

  150 years old Technology.. pic.twitter.com/uBxkA0BFaB

  — 包养 包养学生 北京包养 上海包养 广州包养 深圳包养 金主爸爸 (@realtimehistry) April 26, 2023

  
  
  

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  spitefulI > 27/04/2023, 12:09

  

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  StrumSolo > 02/05/2023, 11:52

  If Saturn was our moon, at the same distance away as the moon, it would look like this
  Source: https://t.co/1Pc1eCVSS6 pic.twitter.com/iot7MMSM6Z

  — Black Hole (@konstructivizm) May 2, 2023

  
  
  

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  spitefulI > 02/05/2023, 15:32

  Australia changes to color television live on March 1, 1975 pic.twitter.com/cyGElBLMTK

  — Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) May 2, 2023

  
  
  

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  StrumSolo > 02/05/2023, 15:40

  1975!  Embarrassment of a country.

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  spitefulI > 02/05/2023, 15:49

  (02/05/2023, 15:40)StrumSolo Wrote: 1975!  Embarrassment of a country.

  
  Criminal isn't it

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  spitefulI > 05/06/2023, 13:13

  The story of Marathon.
  
  2,500 years ago, on the morning of September 12th, 10,000 Greek soldiers gathered on the plains of Marathon to fight the invading Persian army. The Greek soldiers were composed mostly of citizens from Athens as well as some reinforcements from Plataea. The Persian army had 25,000 infantrymen and 1,000 cavalry.
  
  According to legend, a long-distance messenger by the name of Phidippides was sent to Athens shortly after the battle to relay the news of victory. It has been said that he ran the entire distance from Marathon to Athens, a distance of approximately 40 kilometers (25 mi), without stopping and burst into the assembly to declare, "We have won!" before collapsing and dying.
  
  This story differs quite a bit from Herodotus' account, which mentions Phidippides as the messenger who ran from Athens to Sparta and then back, covering a total distance of 240 km (150 mi) each way.
  
  Here is a Corinthian helmet found with the soldier's skull still inside from the Battle of Marathon which took place in 490 BC during the first Persian invasion of Greece.
  

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  spitefulI > 12/06/2023, 09:59

  Non-Newtonian fluids turn into solids when pressure is applied.
  
  Credit: UChicago pic.twitter.com/UDWX2GYMdL

  — Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) June 9, 2023

  
  
  

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  StrumSolo > 25/07/2023, 13:31

  https://twitter.com/MichaelWarbur17/stat...5474674688

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  spitefulI > 27/07/2023, 12:36

  (25/07/2023, 13:31)StrumSolo Wrote: https://twitter.com/MichaelWarbur17/stat...5474674688

  
  Was necessary. Had to drop a second bomb. Simple innit. 
  
  
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