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Was General MacArthur a proponent of girl math?

Was General MacArthur a proponent of girl math?

One of the things he is most famous for saying was "I came through and I shall return"

I won't pretend to really understand what "girl math" is but I know that it involves returning stuff a lot, which raises the question. Was General Douglas MacArthur a fan of girl math?

u/DJTsUnderboob — 17 hours ago

Why did Lincoln always refer to himself as A Lincoln?

Was he just being humble? Were there other Lincolns of power?

When did he become The Lincoln?

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u/Reds_PR — 1 day ago

Where's East Virginia?

On this day in 1868, Samuel Hodges went to market to get some Ramen and to recharge his vape. Unfortunately he left the gate open and East Virginia snuck away. His mama found out and tanned his hyde, but good. Since then Virginia has been lopsided with only West Virginia. Cartologists are convinced Massachusetts stole it and called it Rhode Island. Nobody can prove it, but suspicions are rampant ever since the people of Rhode Island renamed the city of Providence to "Virginia can go kiss my ass-ville" More to follow as the story develops

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u/SignificantClub5012 — 1 day ago

Is Seth Green (1974-) related to Seth Green (1817-1888)?

When I explain the history of American aquaculture to museum guests I always make a point of saying "Seth Green *no relation"* to get a chuckle. I recently realized that I don't actually know if this is true and I unfortunately don't think there's an ethical way to find out for sure unless I get a response from u/IamSethGreen

What do y'all think? Does anyone happen to be an expert in the genealogy of New England fisheries scientists?

Should I change the joke to "Seth Green *not that Seth Green"* just to be safe?

u/RangerBumble — 1 day ago

In the early 80s if you talked on those big cellphones while you were in your car, you were considered rich. If I had a Corolla with a phone inside and another guy had Rolls Royce with no phone, who would be considered richer? Me right?

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u/vaporwaverhere — 2 days ago

What are the reasons as to why this guy is carying a basketball backboard to the Battle of the Delta?

It even has a rim and everything. How were ancient humans so strong and what were the uses of backboards in Bronze Age Collapse warfare?

u/Geolib1453 — 3 days ago

Can anyone confirm Its sparked a debate including, would Stalin have the rasengan and what technique would Winston Churchill have. Any and all answers welcome

u/blulbswoots — 3 days ago
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Where France's admirals just incompetent or inferior to Nelson's skills?

I mean to lose almost two whole main fleets in a span of 7 years is just crazy to me.

Especially since in the battle in Egypt, the French had a fantastic defensive position. How could they allow that gap to be there at the front of the defensive line?

u/Yossarian_Matrix — 5 days ago