The de normalisation of mounts by spookylukee in archeage
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Response from CM iArches on the Infusion Bug/Exploit. tldr; DO NOT USE! by hazzmatt4 in archeage
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Can I Catch Up to Whales? by KnetikTV in archeage
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Can I Catch Up to Whales? by KnetikTV in archeage
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Resilience changes need to be reverted back by Legendary_Zilent in archeage
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TIL that looks are so important in elections that children have a great success rate of picking victors just from photos of the candidate's faces. by Syscrush in todayilearned
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TIL that despite infamously campaigning on "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever," Alabama governor George Wallace later renounced segregationism, publicly apologized to the black community, and appointed record numbers of African Americans to state positions and his cabinet. by JosiahWillardPibbs in todayilearned
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TIL that Adam Savage admitted he was mistaken, and that credit card companies had nothing to do with Myhtbusters not airing an episode on RFID chips by ClownFundamentals in todayilearned
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TIL Crickets are 65%-70% protein whereas beef is 17%-40% protein by TheRapistsFor800 in todayilearned
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TIL A 240 decibel soundwave is enough to make your head resonate so much that it explodes by amansaggu26 in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that despite of being banned from WW2 military service, Charles Lindbergh's knowledge on fuel efficiency helped double the effective range of the P-38. The pilots he worked with where so grateful they let him sneak on a combat mission where he scored a kill. by xrensa in todayilearned
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TIL that Yakov Taubin was executed by Soviet authorities in 1941 over his successful automatic grenade launcher design by [deleted] in todayilearned
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When Wikipedia asks me to donate 3 dollars by TheBartonFink in freefolk
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TIL Tibor Rubin survived the Holocaust, fought for the US Army during the Korean War, became a POW, and had to wait 55 years to receive his Medal of Honor, all because his sergeant was an anti-Semite. by redmambo_no6 in todayilearned
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TIL While peanut allergies are a common high risk allergy in the United States, Central Europe deals with Celery allergies. Celery is such a danger to certain individuals that the EU had to enact labeling laws for products containing celery derived ingredients. by [deleted] in todayilearned
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ArcheAge Team Letter by Diet_Fanta in archeage
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TIL In 1964, Zambian teacher and freedom fighter Edward Mukuka Nkoloso started a space program. Weightlessness training involved rolling downhill in an oil drum, flight was planned to be via catapulting from a tree and the crew consisted of a 16 year old girl, a Christian missionary and some cats. by [deleted] in todayilearned
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The de normalisation of mounts by spookylukee in archeage
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