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[WP] George Wahington has been rolling in his grave for years over the state of the USA. He's rolled so much, that he's burrowed into the center of the Earth, and has returned as a magma and molten iron covered golem, with only one purpose: to set things strait, his way.

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[WP] Every time you die, you revert back ten years in age, and travel back in time by 100 years from the date you died.

47 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[Geology] Why do certain types of mud dry up rock hard, while other types are soft and crumbly?

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Why is it that metallic objects like spoons and pop tart wrappers go haywire in the microwave, yet my current microwave has a metal rack above the turn table that doesn't impede the microwave from doings it's thing?

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[WP] Tens of thousands of years into the future, humanity has long since discovered they were the first intelligent race in the universe, and have been witnessing and helping other new races form and prosper across galaxies.

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[WP]The current spices and ingredients in your pantry are all arguing over who is the best. You can hear them, and it's getting old.

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[EU] Disney's Cars: old timers sitting around sharing war stories about their experiences on Normandy Beach, D-Day.

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What exactly is that odd feeling in the back of your sinus cavity when you have a sinus infection or similar illness?

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How does a tire gauge accurately read pressure? Wouldn't Bernoulli's principle cause the escaping air to have a greater pressure than the internal tire?

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If we can create medication for dogs that wards off fleas and such, via a pill, why do we not have a pill for humans to keeps things like mosquitos away?

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[WP] George Wahington has been rolling in his grave for years over the state of the USA. He's rolled so much, that he's burrowed into the center of the Earth, and has returned as a magma and molten iron covered golem, with only one purpose: to set things strait, his way.	878	WritingPrompts
[WP] Every time you die, you revert back ten years in age, and travel back in time by 100 years from the date you died.	47	WritingPrompts
[Geology] Why do certain types of mud dry up rock hard, while other types are soft and crumbly?	5	askscience
Why is it that metallic objects like spoons and pop tart wrappers go haywire in the microwave, yet my current microwave has a metal rack above the turn table that doesn't impede the microwave from doings it's thing?	4	askscience
[WP] Tens of thousands of years into the future, humanity has long since discovered they were the first intelligent race in the universe, and have been witnessing and helping other new races form and prosper across galaxies.	3	WritingPrompts
[WP]The current spices and ingredients in your pantry are all arguing over who is the best. You can hear them, and it's getting old.	2	WritingPrompts
[EU] Disney's Cars: old timers sitting around sharing war stories about their experiences on Normandy Beach, D-Day.	2	WritingPrompts
What exactly is that odd feeling in the back of your sinus cavity when you have a sinus infection or similar illness?	1	askscience
How does a tire gauge accurately read pressure? Wouldn't Bernoulli's principle cause the escaping air to have a greater pressure than the internal tire?	1	askscience
If we can create medication for dogs that wards off fleas and such, via a pill, why do we not have a pill for humans to keeps things like mosquitos away?	1	askscience