When I had to show up in person for a deal. Now it’s all month long, with secondary deals coming n December! Back when they had TVs for $300. They have those everywhere now, and the movies that used to go on sale for $10 a piece never do anymore. TVs got cheaper, but they …
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Did you read People’s Unfiltered Opinions About Thanksgiving: Part One? Because this is part two. TBH as a non-american, Thanksgiving sounds absolutely horrible, I’m glad I don’t have it here. I have an eating disorder that makes me dislike food therefore thanksgiving foods are gross universally! I don’t really like Thanksgiving either but I like …
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Do you have an unfiltered opinions about Thanksgiving? The people with these opinions did not hold back. People celebrate it because people enjoy having holidays where they can have the day off, see family, and have good food. If you don’t enjoy any of those things then duh, you won’t enjoy the holiday. It’s fine …
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Ancient Egyptians buried their pharaohs in glorious tombs with plenty of pomp and circumstance. It was all done so that the deified ruler could continue his reign in the afterlife. As such, it seems unthinkable that they would desecrate a pharaoh’s tomb. Yet, grave robbers were surprisingly common in Egypt. Recently, researchers discovered a very …
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Did you read Fall Traditions and Where They Came From: Part One? Because this is part two. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Macy’s Christmas Day parade started in 1924 and was created with the idea of publicly sharing the expansion of Macy’s Manhattan store. Because the parade was such a hit, it was switched to the …
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If you got money and you know it, then you really ought to show it. If you got money and you know it, buy something outlandish and ridiculously expensive. Throughout history, those with the means and power have always wanted to show that they have it all. Usually, this has taken more or less understandable …
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What do you think of these fall traditions and where they came from? Do you know the history and reason for apple bobbing? Corn Mazes The first corn maze was created in 1993 in Annville, Pennsylvania at the Lebanon Valley College. The creator was Don Frantz, also responsible for producing the Super Bowl halftime shows …
Humankind has wanted to fly as long as we’ve seen birds soar through the skies. Getting up in the air comes easy these days, with airplanes, helicopters, balloons, and other kinds of flying machines. However, the history of successful heavier-than-air flight is very short, barely over 100 years. Yet, since time immemorial, people have attempted …
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Throughout human history, people have told tales of mythical monsters and legendary beasts. It’d be easy to dismiss most of these outlandish creatures as nothing but made-up stories. However, many of these fantastic critters may be based on real-life animals. For instance, most people know the kraken of Norse myth likely stems from Viking encounters …
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What do you think is the best costume you have worn or seen? Maybe you will find a new idea from this list! I was No Face from spirited away. I made the face huge, so it was about 50 cm taller than me. People said it was spooky, even the ones, who don’t know …
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