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[WP] The Farm had made OPSEC paramount but an assignment to the P.A.R. program (Paranormal Activity Research), seemed like a joke not worth telling. It wasn't long into the newcomers brief when your smirk, sank into the lump in your throat, now praying for a punchline that would never come

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[EU] Igniting your trusty flame thrower, you forfiet your concealment to light your cigar. This was no revolution, the Cyboar left nothing worth saving. Hope you like barbecue.

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Cashews use to be the nut delicacy. Lobster use to be only served to the lowest of society. What other foods have had similar changes through time?

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Considering most battle adaptions, depict defeats of total annihilation (purely for entertainment reasons, im sure). What are some known/believed to be, moments of total annihilation and what led to such amonosity?

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[WP] Only once have you used your ability to absorb someones conciousness. Distinguishing between your beliefs and theirs has proven difficult, especially if their faith is strong. You can no longer resist the curiosity, today is the day you will get his secrets!

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"Here is half the money, you can have the other half AFTER you bring me my husbands killer."

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Has a 'message in a bottle' ever been found, with any historical significance?

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The strategy of "playing both ends from the middle", continues to be highly effective but not often discussed. What are some events that relied heavily on this method?

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Has there been any popular foods/delicacies that have since gone extinct?

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What would have been the most likely outcome if Nazi Germany had developed the Nuke first?

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[WP] The Farm had made OPSEC paramount but an assignment to the P.A.R. program (Paranormal Activity Research), seemed like a joke not worth telling. It wasn't long into the newcomers brief when your smirk, sank into the lump in your throat, now praying for a punchline that would never come	5	WritingPrompts
[EU] Igniting your trusty flame thrower, you forfiet your concealment to light your cigar. This was no revolution, the Cyboar left nothing worth saving. Hope you like barbecue.	3	WritingPrompts
Cashews use to be the nut delicacy. Lobster use to be only served to the lowest of society. What other foods have had similar changes through time?	3	AskHistorians
Considering most battle adaptions, depict defeats of total annihilation (purely for entertainment reasons, im sure). What are some known/believed to be, moments of total annihilation and what led to such amonosity?	3	AskHistorians
[WP] Only once have you used your ability to absorb someones conciousness. Distinguishing between your beliefs and theirs has proven difficult, especially if their faith is strong. You can no longer resist the curiosity, today is the day you will get his secrets!	3	WritingPrompts
"Here is half the money, you can have the other half AFTER you bring me my husbands killer."	3	TwoSentenceHorror
Has a 'message in a bottle' ever been found, with any historical significance?	2	AskHistorians
The strategy of "playing both ends from the middle", continues to be highly effective but not often discussed. What are some events that relied heavily on this method?	2	AskHistorians
Has there been any popular foods/delicacies that have since gone extinct?	2	AskHistorians
What would have been the most likely outcome if Nazi Germany had developed the Nuke first?	1	AskHistorians