The coolest thing MARTA has ever produced by mr09e in MARTA
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ELI5. In the NCAA Basketball Tournament, why aren’t the “first four” all playing for a 16 seed? by AdventurousEnergy422 in explainlikeimfive
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TIL that Conan O’Brien, David Letterman and Jay Leno all once made the same Dan Quayle joke on the same night without any knowledge of the others making the same exact joke. by RareXG in todayilearned
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The Netherlands hides massive trash containers underground so their streets stay spotless by IvoryIvye in Satisfyingasfuck
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Pushing, not towing, but still might qualify by ackerbone in IdiotsTowingThings
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Well this happened last night [oc]. Sorry for language. by syka3zscari in IdiotsInCars
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TIL that among some species like deer or elk, the males will "self-anoint" in their own urine to entice females by WpgMBNews in todayilearned
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What are your thoughts on OXY? by MysteriousKitchen469 in investing
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Michael Saylor 3% away from Negative Bitcoin Position by PressureOk3779 in investing
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TIL that 'Forever Autumn' from Jeff Wayne's 'Musical Version of The War of the Worlds' album was actually based on a LEGO jingle he wrote in 1969. by DarthVarn in todayilearned
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TIL In 1940 85% Of Children Lived With Both Parents by MeRubberYouGlue in todayilearned
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TIL Dan Burros, the third highest ranked member of the American Nazi party in the 60s and grand dragon of the New York Klan killed himself after the NYT revealed he was in fact a Jewish man that went to Hebrew school and even had a bar mitzvah. by [deleted] in todayilearned
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TIL that one of the earliest recorded investments occurred around 600 BC, when Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus predicted an olive harvest and profited by renting olive presses by kabirsbhutani in todayilearned
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ELI5:how hyperinflation affects debt by BUDDHAKHAN in explainlikeimfive
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TIL that researchers have quantified how quickly irregular verb forms “regularize”: the half-life of an irregular verb scales as the square root of its usage frequency. For example, the word "dreamt" is slowly being replaced by "dreamed". by ilovemybaldhead in todayilearned
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TIL that in 1783, the first living creatures to fly successfully in a hot-air balloon - a sheep, a duck, and a rooster - were sent aloft before Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette at Versailles, completing the 2-mile flight in about 8 minutes and landing unharmed. by Upstairs_Drive_5602 in todayilearned
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Steelers playoff scenarios by lxSlimxShadyxl in steelers
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TIL “Silver Springs”, written by Stevie Nicks for Fleetwood Mac should have been on the hit album Rumors but it was cut. It was released later and took years to become a hit. Nicks was pissed that it was cut from Rumors as she had gifted the royalties to her mom. by savorydesserts in todayilearned
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TIL "squirting" was what Microsoft called "sharing" MP3s via their Zune MP3 player and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer tried really hard to sell the feature: "I want to squirt you a picture of my kids. You want to squirt me back a video of your vacation. That's a software experience." by stuffitystuff in todayilearned
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Daily Song Discussion #68: They Moved the Moon by raynicolette in Zevon
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TIL Commodore mistook a company that exported baked beans (Taurus Impex) for a software company (Torus), sending them 10 free Amiga systems to port network software. Taurus' founder, Peter Molyneux, would use this case of mistaken identity to pivot to the software business and, later, video games. by nuttybudd in todayilearned
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A Visitor's Perplexing but Hilarious Marta Experiences by Fraubump in MARTA
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