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The Man in My Eye NSFW

27 upvotes • r/nosleep

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We are a pair of writers for Cracked.com. AUA!

26 upvotes • r/IAmA

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Why is there so much supernatural content in Shakespeare's plays?

26 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Please, God NSFW

24 upvotes • r/nosleep

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Sarah Can't Be Real NSFW

23 upvotes • r/nosleep

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How did the Soviet Union seem to feel about Martin Luther King Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement?

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Did the Wehrmacht really abandon the goose step by WWII?

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"Birthday at Freddy's" or "The Bite of '87"

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In Shakespeare's Richard III, Lady Anne accepts a wedding proposal from Richard, the man who murdered her husband, at her husband's funeral in front of witnesses while he freely confesses the murder. How would that not cause ruinous public scandal?

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In real medieval Europe, if someone were a hunchback (like fictional Richard III) or a little person, wouldn't that mean they were unfit to rule?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The Man in My Eye NSFW	27	nosleep
We are a pair of writers for Cracked.com. AUA!	26	IAmA
Why is there so much supernatural content in Shakespeare's plays?	26	AskHistorians
Please, God NSFW	24	nosleep
Sarah Can't Be Real NSFW	23	nosleep
How did the Soviet Union seem to feel about Martin Luther King Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement?	19	AskHistorians
Did the Wehrmacht really abandon the goose step by WWII?	18	AskHistorians
"Birthday at Freddy's" or "The Bite of '87"	15	creepypasta
In Shakespeare's Richard III, Lady Anne accepts a wedding proposal from Richard, the man who murdered her husband, at her husband's funeral in front of witnesses while he freely confesses the murder. How would that not cause ruinous public scandal?	14	AskHistorians
In real medieval Europe, if someone were a hunchback (like fictional Richard III) or a little person, wouldn't that mean they were unfit to rule?	14	AskHistorians