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Why was strangulation such a common Roman method of execution? Was this supposed to be an especially painful or merciful way to kill someone?
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In 1965, Tom Lehrer joked that Massachusetts had three senators. What was this in reference to? All I know is the year and that a California audience laughed at it.
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Tuesday Trivia: In 1240, Sibylla of Marsal terrified the townspeople at night wearing a custom demon costume and mask. They believed that only one person could free them from the hauntings of this devil: their holy woman, Sibylla. How did people in *your* era use costumes and disguise?
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