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The Duality of Tiamat

511 upvotes • r/HFY

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[OC] Fuel and Smugness

473 upvotes • r/HFY

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DBooker at the Olympics

341 upvotes • r/DetroitRedWings

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[OC] A dash of desperation and a whole lot of regret make some damn good chow

48 upvotes • r/HFY

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It is said that April's Fools originates as a Roman insult against Assyrians (Syrians in Latin/Greek) and others in Mesopotamia for refusing to adopt the Roman calendar. April 1 is the Assyrian/Babylonian New Year. Is there any evidence of this?

30 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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It is said that April's Fools originates as a Roman insult against Assyrians and others in Mesopotamia for refusing to adopt the Roman calendar (April 1 is the Assyrian/Babylonian New Year). Is there any truth to this?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The Duality of Tiamat	511	HFY
[OC] Fuel and Smugness	473	HFY
DBooker at the Olympics	341	DetroitRedWings
[OC] A dash of desperation and a whole lot of regret make some damn good chow	48	HFY
It is said that April's Fools originates as a Roman insult against Assyrians (Syrians in Latin/Greek) and others in Mesopotamia for refusing to adopt the Roman calendar. April 1 is the Assyrian/Babylonian New Year. Is there any evidence of this?	30	AskHistorians
It is said that April's Fools originates as a Roman insult against Assyrians and others in Mesopotamia for refusing to adopt the Roman calendar (April 1 is the Assyrian/Babylonian New Year). Is there any truth to this?	2	AskHistorians