The Google-friendly History Question Thread.
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Somebody post a question. Or else . . . ( . . . I will. :twisted: )
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Gawdzilla, let's see if you can post a history question that has nothing to do with war, battleships, weapons, or fighting. Post a nice, girly question.
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Can you name the earliest "feminist revolt"?ghost wrote:Gawdzilla, let's see if you can post a history question that has nothing to do with war, battleships, weapons, or fighting. Post a nice, girly question.
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It was the women rioting for bread at the start of the French Revolution.
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Lysistrata?Gawdzilla wrote:Can you name the earliest "feminist revolt"?ghost wrote:Gawdzilla, let's see if you can post a history question that has nothing to do with war, battleships, weapons, or fighting. Post a nice, girly question.
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Hey, that was Ghost's question.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Lysistrata?Gawdzilla wrote:Can you name the earliest "feminist revolt"?ghost wrote:Gawdzilla, let's see if you can post a history question that has nothing to do with war, battleships, weapons, or fighting. Post a nice, girly question.
Now you get to ask a girly question.
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That's the right answer? Lysisistra was fictional, I thought you were talking about a real event.
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Wow.... that is a challenge.ghost wrote:Gawdzilla, let's see if you can post a history question that has nothing to do with war, battleships, weapons, or fighting. Post a nice, girly question.
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You'll find out that once in a looooong while I'll post a question that is a bit tricky.ghost wrote:That's the right answer? Lysisistra was fictional, I thought you were talking about a real event.
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Harrumph! Right, come on XC a pink, fluffy, girly question.
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Why was this poetess was described as the headmistress of a girl's school by Victorian historians, even though she was no such thing?
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Sappho?
which great Roman Emperor known for his wisdom wrote:
which great Roman Emperor known for his wisdom wrote:
Be content to seem what you really are.
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Marcus AureliusDasein wrote:Sappho?
which great Roman Emperor known for his wisdom wrote:
Be content to seem what you really are.
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Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Why was this poetess was described as the headmistress of a girl's school by Victorian historians, even though she was no such thing?
Answer the damn question!Dasein wrote:Sappho?
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huh?Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Why was this poetess was described as the headmistress of a girl's school by Victorian historians, even though she was no such thing?Answer the damn question!Dasein wrote:Sappho?
didn't I? No? ain't Sappho? Hmm?Her hobbies include perspicacity and building models of the soul in lego.
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