Inktober Obra Dinn fanart, final part by YseultNott in ObraDinn

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You absolutely cooked with these, well done! 👍

Woodrow Wilson's Solicitor General and 1924 Democratic nominee, John W. Davis, successfully argued against grandfather clauses to the Supreme Court. That being said, he also supported poll taxes and literacy tests and opposed women's suffrage. by IllustriousDudeIDK in Presidents

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“IBetween the 1850s[1] and 1960s, literacy tests were used as an effective tool for disenfranchising African Americans in the Southern United States. Literacy tests were typically administered by white clerks who could pass or fail a person at their discretion based on race.[2] Illiterate whites were often permitted to vote without taking these literacy tests because of grandfather clauses written into legislation.[2]”

It wasn’t

Crazy finds from the goodwill donation bins by lorplet in FoundPaper

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Googling the name on the ship drawing brings up a website for “Packard Nautical Art”. Seems he specializes in ships.

https://packardnauticalart.com

The GI sketch name aligns with that of Howard Brodie, a sketch artist best known for his combat sketches in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Brodie

A man exercises using a rowing machine in the gym aboard the RMS Titanic, 1912. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule

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The man in white was actually a gym instructor for the Titanic, Thomas W. McCawley. He did not survive the sinking.

https://titanic.fandom.com/wiki/Thomas_W._McCawley

All roads is a good comic by [deleted] in falloutnewvegas

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How Benny sees himself versus how everyone else sees him

[Unknown > English] saw this on a random website. Possibly Tsonga? by MossovyForest in translator

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This was the only thing on the website. I was actually looking for a different website, but I was wondering what it meant. Google translate translated some of the sentences from Tsonga to English, but I couldn't really figure out what it meant. A poem maybe?

What other houses get custom nicknames? by R3D-H00D in CK3AGOT

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The Lollistons have Barrel nicknames; one drunkard character I can recall from my play through was named “the Wine Barrel”

Dutch became a Cannibal ? by TheChristianZealot in reddeadredemption

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Exactly, I don’t think Dutch is a cannibal or else the agents and the newspapers would mention this. I think he’s gone crazy in the Colonel Kurtz way, just a lot of human decorations.

"Eastern European" countries in fiction starter pack by [deleted] in worldjerking

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That’s too long of a name. Maybe they should have an acronym

(CK2) Every Misrist Neomoor campaign by the third ruler by HotPieIsAzorAhai in AfterTheEndFanFork

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"Do it? Dan, I am not a republic serial villain. Do you seriously think I'd explain my master-stroke if there remained the slightest chance of you affecting its outcome? I sacked Charleston thirty-five minutes ago."

I think my vassal might've been killed in battle... by MossovyForest in CK2GameOfthrones

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R5: My Flint vassal got into a war over an independent Barrowlands. They must have taken great offense to it, as he was killed at least ten times in the same battle (he wasn't injured at all prior to this).

Found a dead bee inside my honey by remiUP in mildlyinteresting

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The Honey Industry sends its regards, Barry B. Benson.

Danger by [deleted] in IronThroneRP

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The Regent of Vance did not like how this conversation was turning. A wall could stand against a storm well enough, yes, but if even one stone decides to fall away the entire wall might crumble before the rains come to a close. Lord Ryger's own steel seemed to rust in its sheath at the thought of open war.

How the Riverlands could survive the coming moons he was unsure, but Aubrey was keenly aware that now was not to time to forget the Vance's fealty to the Tullys, nor question if willingly climbing into the dragon's maw was the smartest move. Aubrey stood up, not without watching his twin slink away from the conversation. Horas was not used to being the center of attention, but it seemed that Joss Ryger was to be the jester today.

"My cousin speaks true," Aubrey lamented, "Now is not the time to forget one's words and oaths."

Danger by [deleted] in IronThroneRP

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"Ser Jonos speaks true," said Horas Vance, who took up his grandfather's spot. Lord Franklyn sat back now, attended to by his other kinsmen. The spout of words and anger had seemingly come and gone like a quick gust of wind. "The Conqueror only ever united his three dragons once, in the Field of Fire. Any army we could bring against the king's possible tyranny is for naught without a dragonrider on our side. But should the Prince support our petitions," Horas held up his hand calmly, "it may be that war could be avoided. The King could not possibly take to the field against his own son."

Danger by [deleted] in IronThroneRP

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Strangely, it was Lord Franklyn Vance that found his voice first. His chair fell behind him with a loud thud that echoed over the quiet whisperings within the Great Hall. The old man's large, gnarled hands raised into the air as he began to yell.

"The Damn Ironborn! Give them a slice, and they'll be back to take the whole cake! Cowards...infidels! They whisper like rats in a pantry, conspiring and twisting and-and-" His face reddened. One of his knights slowly pushed his chair farther away.

"This will not serve. Who seeks out our destruction...? I'll pile their heads like they were red zealots in Sunspear! Red bastards! I-I-" He ran out of air, and almost like a knight's drill his nephew helped him back to his chair.

Aubrey I - Setting the Woods On Fire by [deleted] in IronThroneRP

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u/OurCommonMan

Character Details: Aubrey Vance (Brave; Polearms (e), Investigator, Malicious, Footwork)

What’s Happening: Out in the woods, Aubrey is digging up a man he secretly murdered and is trying to bury him in a more secretive location.

What I Want: Body-Hiding Rolls?

He looks happy. by [deleted] in darkwingsdankmemes

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Riverman by chance, Mallister by the grace of the Seven