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An AskReddit thread about things that grew classier over time | jasenzero1 Eating lobster. Used be so abundant fed prisoners. VillyD known as cockroach sea

Things That Grew Classier Over Time

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Portland Hipsters Built It Before It Was Cool FAIL

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Good ol' Seward's Folly

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National Geographic Perfectly Re-Creates What it Would Look Like if Nazi Germany Had Access to Windows Media Player

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The Sad Thing is Just How Accurate This Sign is

Funny Twitter thread about how medieval artists didnt know what animals looked like, had to guess or get creative | Daniel Holland @DannyDutch thread medieval paintings animals look nothing like real animals because artist had never seen them. Starting with Oyster | This elephant with tornado trunk. By Jacob van Maerlant Der Naturen Bloeme

Twitter Thread: Medieval Artists Had No Idea What Animals Looked Like

classical art made into hilarious memes

18 Classical Art Memes For The Cultured Scholar

Don't Believe Everything You Hear on a Mixtape

Don't Believe Everything You Hear on a Mixtape

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Knowing Your Presidents FAIL

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A Shocking Theory About Nikolas Tesla

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Those Were Tough Fights Out There With Our Razor Phones, Pre-Youtube

history of the famous hollywood sign and how it evolved over the years

The Hollywood Sign Transformations and Pranks

artwork with a fat cat thrown into the subject matter for good measure and clean fun

Fat Cat Art Is Our Favorite Way to Enjoy Famous Paintings

Inventions so good they don't need to be improved | SaltyChickenDip 58.8k points 16 hours ago Paper clip. Last major patent 1880's

Inventions That Work Too Well to be Improved Upon

ideas and things that haven't been around for as long as people think | BetterThanHorus 40.1k points 13 hours ago 2 e 32 Hallways weren't widely used until 1800s. Rooms would just open into next room

Things That Are Way Newer Than People Think

Tumblr post that explains The Game

Tumblr Enlightens Youth on “The Game” You Just Lost