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A great Roman living a simple life.
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Roman centurion earns a fitting nickname.
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Abraham Lincoln teases a political opponent and makes him cry on stage!
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When Captain Morgan died, the governor of Jamaica decreed a 24-hour amnesty so that wanted pirates could attend his funeral!
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The tapeworm that saved a hospital.
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Napoleon thought that steam engines were a profoundly stupid idea!
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Either that tree is magic or that’s not a tree. [WWII]
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Have you and your mates ever been so drunk that your house gets a lasting nickname? These ancient Greek lads have!
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Betty Ford, what the hell?
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You’ve heard of the filibuster, but have you heard of a little tactic called disappearing entirely and then lying about it?
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The Americans hear that the Japanese had set a world record for marching endurance, and immediately set out to beat it.
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That’s, uh… quite the typo.
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That went from depressing to adorable REAL quick.
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Forced to make a “confession” to his Khmer Roughe captors, an imprisoned sailor has a little fun with the names of his “co-conspirators.”
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Pirates were notoriously nonchalant about the prospect of being executed, even making fun of their judges.
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Good Guy Robert of Arbrissel created what was in many ways an early battered women’s shelter… in the late eleventh century!
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The Romans have no navy in the First Punic War, so they find a beached ship and copy/paste it.
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Native African visits a toy store in England, is obsessed with the tin soldiers!
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King John suffers from considerably poor historical PR.
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Anti-Confederate freedom fighter or Robin Hood? You decide.
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Alexander the Great bothers Diogenes the Cynic.
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Oh, NOW it’s a bad idea.
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The Wizard of the Saddle, indeed!
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A young volunteer joins the US marines in WWII by... gorging on bananas.
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William Shirer nervously prepares for his first radio broadcast for CBS, and everything goes horribly, horribly wrong!
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