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Historical Hacked IRL: The Irony Kills Me
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Abraham Lincoln: Great president, greater source of Historical LOLs. Submitted by: DaDemotivators
Historical Thursday: The Oak Island Money Pit
Oak Island is an uninhabited Canadian spot of mystery just off the coast Nova Scotia. It’s a small, wooded piece of land that totals only 140 acres and rises no higher than 36 feet from sea level. Hidden in this lush green spot is a deep dark secret, one that people have been trying to uncover for the past 250 years
Historical Thursday: Orville and Wilbur Who? The World’s Earliest Aircraft
The Wright brothers are often considered the fathers of modern flight. Their world-changing invention of three-axis control became the standard method of flight and remains as such today.
Historical Thursday: Prison-Made Tools
Photographer Marc Steinmetz did a photography project a few years ago where collected items from prisons around Germany. Turns out, not all inmates are as brilliant and good-natured as Clair Cline .
Forget the Palace, These Railings are Historic
Submitted by: Matt Caldwell Via: Summer Palace, Beijing, China
A Study In Slow Pouring
Sorry Fixers, I’m currently on kludgecation so there will unfortunately be no Historical Thursday. See you next week! ~Not-So-Handy Andy Submitted by: Meatpuppet
Historical Thursday: Hitler’s Talking Dogs
Oh Nazis, you so crazy. While the Germans, Soviets and Americans all had some pretty nutty ideas during wartime in the 20th century, the Nazis always seem to take the biggest slice of the crazy cake. During the Second War of the World, the Reich spent a fair amount of time and money research our canine friends in an attempt to turn them into more than just adorable companions
Historical Thursday: Atlantropa
There have been some pretty interesting ideas engineering ideas throughout the years, but every once in a while I stumble upon one that is simply unbelievable in its scope. Atlantropa, a massive colonization and geographical manipulation project designed to construct a new landmass between Europe and Africa, is one of those ideas