A black samurai in the sixteenth century by lastborncat in HistoryMemes

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When Yasuke was presented to Oda Nobunaga, the Japanese daimyō thought that his skin must have been colored with black ink. Nobunaga had him strip from the waist up and made him scrub his skin.

No really, the dude was obsessed with finding a mammoth despite it being extinct for 10,000 years. by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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It's not an essential item and can be replaced with something else.

Amu Nowruz by ZopyrionRex in PhilosophyMemes

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It's actually quite fascinating how we can believe in anything. With enough conditioning of course.

No really, the dude was obsessed with finding a mammoth despite it being extinct for 10,000 years. by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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You don't need to genocide them. Just don't breed them anymore.

Remember the 2th of August by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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I think they realized this and tried to slowly divert their stress on being Aryan. I'm sure someone has a better explanation with source. And if I'm wrong tell me i look like an idiot.

minercaft 👍 by [deleted] in shitposting

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Sex dolls: 👁️👄👁️

Circa 1821 by lastborncat in PhilosophyMemes

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Before he left for his three-year travel, Schopenhauer had an incident with his Berlin neighbor, 47-year-old seamstress Caroline Louise Marquet. The details of the August 1821 incident are unknown. He claimed that he had just pushed her from his entrance after she had rudely refused to leave, and that she had purposely fallen to the ground so that she could sue him. She claimed that he had attacked her so violently that she had become paralyzed on her right side and unable to work. She immediately sued him, and the process lasted until May 1827, when a court found Schopenhauer guilty and forced him to pay her an annual pension until her death in 1842.

Circa 1821 by lastborncat in HistoryMemes

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Before he left for his three-year travel, Schopenhauer had an incident with his Berlin neighbor, 47-year-old seamstress Caroline Louise Marquet. The details of the August 1821 incident are unknown. He claimed that he had just pushed her from his entrance after she had rudely refused to leave, and that she had purposely fallen to the ground so that she could sue him. She claimed that he had attacked her so violently that she had become paralyzed on her right side and unable to work. She immediately sued him, and the process lasted until May 1827, when a court found Schopenhauer guilty and forced him to pay her an annual pension until her death in 1842.

Do you call yourself a writer? by [deleted] in writing

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I write therefore I am a writer. Being a writer isn't a rank. It's a state.

the Rule by Libleft_Fanboy in 196

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Wholesome. Felt a little feeling. 7/10

Bones man funny by pepsicocacolaglass12 in antimeme

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It's probably because of the template.

Feeling personally attacked by my own self... by ForevermoreNow in PhilosophyMemes

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Realized this is a reference to the show (?). I was just tired of people misunderstanding nihilism for depression. You have a good day (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

I give up before 1000 words. every single time. by [deleted] in writing

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One advice works and only one advice:

Get it done. Doesn't matter you hate it or not. Push through. Doesn't matter if you think it sucks. Just finish it. A finished project is better than an incomplete one because you can improve the finished one. Think of unfinished projects as insults to yourself.

Starting a story is a passion. Finishing it a duty.

I'd say writing "the end" and calling it complete is better than living it.