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That Robot posted:It would be interesting to see if there were any references to the St. Valentines Day Massacre, Al Capone or the recently-repealed Prohibition.  g0lbez posted:this is literally the first time I've voted a thread 5 (or any number) in over a decade, thanks for the effort/good poo poo OP No but seriously I'm glad y'all are enjoying this mazzi Chart Czar posted:Is there any information on farming, because it was the job most people did at the beginning of the 1900's?   See agriculture    Bonus article on the USDA Katamari Democracy posted:Electricity  Please make a further selection from the above options Platystemon posted:Philippe Pétain’s entry will be funny because he’s an unalloyed hero at this point. He’s going to get talked way up.           Platystemon posted:The coverage of astronomy so far is weird. No entry for stars? Try the entries “astronomy”, “nebula”, “Edwin Hubble”, and maybe “(The Great Nebula in) Andromeda”. Stars   Astronomy was covered earlier, and there's no entry for Hubble or Andromeda nebula, but here's the general nebula article   "spiral nebula"  Also cluster   RandomPauI posted:What does the book have to say about love?  ChubbyChecker posted:anus, op    Bonus entries!     Rulers of the World! 
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And now, maps of the world in 1935!              
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They went overboard with the roads and rivers. Even the Great Wall makes an appearance. I can’t figure out what’s going on in the Sahara.
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really interesting maps the book is showing it's age ChubbyChecker fucked around with this message at 11:31 on Jan 22, 2020 |
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Since nobody has made a request, I flipped through the A section for whatever got my attention. Aborigines  Actinic Rays (UV)   Adolescence   Adoption   Afghanistan before the brave Mujahideen fighters   Which is followed by Africa      Aircraft Disasters   Alhambra   Alimony  Alpaca  Ambulance   Americanisms   Anemometer  Modern anemometers use pretty much the same design  Antarctic Exploration      Also ant-eater ^^^ Anthracite  Anthrax   Atheism  Agnosticism  And some more illustrations!     
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I was going to ask for Zeppelin but you pretty much covered, that, so how about helicopter?
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Xaintrailles posted:I was going to ask for Zeppelin but you pretty much covered, that, so how about helicopter? I think you mean autogyro my friend. this isn't science fiction.
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Give us Brazil. Has India been posted yet? I don’t recall.
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ChubbyChecker posted:what a great cat! and the robot entry was interesting I’m quoting you because of my initial interest as well. The term “robot” is originally though to have first been used in a stage play called R.U.R. or “Rossum’s Universal Robots” from 1920. It’s about a robot revolt after they attain self-actualization and 2 units fall in love and want to procreate. This was a great read. legendaryRev fucked around with this message at 05:41 on Mar 5, 2020 |
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Sorry for the second post, but what about freemasonry?
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I'd be curious about what it has to say about Germ theory, Asprin, and Asbestos.
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Holy thread necro Batman! I forgot all about this but I will post new articles asap (I work 50 hours a week)
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