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[WP] Year 2050. America's predominantly obese population routinely hibernates during winter months now. You stay awake to see what happens when everyone's asleep.

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[WP] An NPC encounters a hero embarking on destined adventure, gets jealous, and decides he wants to fulfill that destiny instead.

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[WP] Society's way of assigning jobs is a career aptitude test, which gives you harder questions if you keep answering correctly that equate to a better job. You decide to pick C every time, and you haven't gotten any wrong yet.

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[WP] D-Day is a catastrophic failure for the Allied forces, but one soldier's plan for E-Day is so stupid, it just might work.

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Why are flyswatters so effective, but trying to "clap" the fly hardly ever works?

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[WP] A detective infiltrates society's secret wizarding community using falsehoods stemming from the fact that wizards know everything about magic, but nothing about science.

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[WP] During his presidency, Teddy Roosevelt used to take month-long hunting trips by himself. Nobody really knew where he went.

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[WP] During Super Bowl 50, it is finally revealed that NFL football is just as fake as WWE wrestling.

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[WP] The Greek deities come back from an extended vacation to find the Earth as it is now, the year 2015. After finding out they're no longer in the spotlight, they try to change their personalities to fit today's world. Coming soon, the new hit sitcom: "You Can't Teach an Old God..."

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[WP] Describe D-Day from an unexpected perspective that isn't explained until the end.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] Year 2050. America's predominantly obese population routinely hibernates during winter months now. You stay awake to see what happens when everyone's asleep.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] An NPC encounters a hero embarking on destined adventure, gets jealous, and decides he wants to fulfill that destiny instead.	4	WritingPrompts
[WP] Society's way of assigning jobs is a career aptitude test, which gives you harder questions if you keep answering correctly that equate to a better job. You decide to pick C every time, and you haven't gotten any wrong yet.	4	WritingPrompts
[WP] D-Day is a catastrophic failure for the Allied forces, but one soldier's plan for E-Day is so stupid, it just might work.	3	WritingPrompts
Why are flyswatters so effective, but trying to "clap" the fly hardly ever works?	3	askscience
[WP] A detective infiltrates society's secret wizarding community using falsehoods stemming from the fact that wizards know everything about magic, but nothing about science.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] During his presidency, Teddy Roosevelt used to take month-long hunting trips by himself. Nobody really knew where he went.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] During Super Bowl 50, it is finally revealed that NFL football is just as fake as WWE wrestling.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] The Greek deities come back from an extended vacation to find the Earth as it is now, the year 2015. After finding out they're no longer in the spotlight, they try to change their personalities to fit today's world. Coming soon, the new hit sitcom: "You Can't Teach an Old God..."	3	WritingPrompts
[WP] Describe D-Day from an unexpected perspective that isn't explained until the end.	3	WritingPrompts