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[IP]Throughout the Middle Ages are odd depictions of knights fighting giant flying snails. Little does anyone know, these were based on true events...

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[WP]You know those old ladies that watch you from the balconies? Turns out they form a top-secret surveillance and intelligence agency, and you REALLY don't want to get on their bad side...

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[WP] You are a captured frog imprisoned within a dark shoebox. You keep your sanity by recounting the events that lead to your capture and planning your great escape.

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Did Maya stela production (and other architectural inscriptions) really cease at the end of the Classic era? What about Classic cities that survived to the Postclassic?

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Do we know anything about how other parts of the world historically divided the day? What was their take on hours, minutes and seconds?

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How far, north and south, would domestic llamas be found before Columbus?

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[WP]You are the hyper-intelligent snail from that Reddit post. The human thought he had you trapped...now you are ready to turn the tables.

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[WP]For many years Canada has been channeling all its collective hatred into Canada geese -- the secret to their friendliness. One day, a friendly goose is discovered.

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[WP] Christopher Columbus makes landfall on the island of San Salvador, becoming the first European to visit the New World since the Vikings. Little did anyone know, this was the true home of the Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog...

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[WP]You die and go to Hell. Despite the abundant evidence to the contrary, and much to the chagrin of its grotesque inhabitants, you keep expecting it, demons and Satan to be the whimsical, relatable beings you see parodied on /r/writingprompts.

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[IP]Throughout the Middle Ages are odd depictions of knights fighting giant flying snails. Little does anyone know, these were based on true events...	2	WritingPrompts
[WP]You know those old ladies that watch you from the balconies? Turns out they form a top-secret surveillance and intelligence agency, and you REALLY don't want to get on their bad side...	2	WritingPrompts
[WP] You are a captured frog imprisoned within a dark shoebox. You keep your sanity by recounting the events that lead to your capture and planning your great escape.	2	WritingPrompts
Did Maya stela production (and other architectural inscriptions) really cease at the end of the Classic era? What about Classic cities that survived to the Postclassic?	2	AskHistorians
Do we know anything about how other parts of the world historically divided the day? What was their take on hours, minutes and seconds?	2	AskHistorians
How far, north and south, would domestic llamas be found before Columbus?	2	AskHistorians
[WP]You are the hyper-intelligent snail from that Reddit post. The human thought he had you trapped...now you are ready to turn the tables.	2	WritingPrompts
[WP]For many years Canada has been channeling all its collective hatred into Canada geese -- the secret to their friendliness. One day, a friendly goose is discovered.	2	WritingPrompts
[WP] Christopher Columbus makes landfall on the island of San Salvador, becoming the first European to visit the New World since the Vikings. Little did anyone know, this was the true home of the Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog...	2	WritingPrompts
[WP]You die and go to Hell. Despite the abundant evidence to the contrary, and much to the chagrin of its grotesque inhabitants, you keep expecting it, demons and Satan to be the whimsical, relatable beings you see parodied on /r/writingprompts.	1	WritingPrompts