/u/fathercthulu's posts in /r/askhistorians
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If you try to watch TV past between 2 and 5 AM, the shows are replaced with 30 minute advertisements. Was this normal during the early days of television?
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What is the earliest known instance of a kidnapper using letters cut out from a magazine/newspaper to create a ransom note?
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When did the practice of families taking group pictures with their dead children end, and how widespread was this?
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When did people start thinking of Europe as a continent, and what made them include/not include certain countries/areas?
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What's the earliest known text we have about hiccups? We're they as despised as I feel about them now?
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Was Chicago really the bullet ridden hellscape so often protrayed in movies about Prohibition? (E.g. Scarface (1932))
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How often and when exactly were pigs getting stuck on things and bleeding all over that the phrase "stuck like a pig" entered into common use?
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