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TIL there are no hereditary knighthoods in the UK anymore. The only hereditary nobles left are about 900 peers and about 1200 baronets.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 03:56AM by Prom3th3an
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TIL When Admiral Bobby Ray Inman was the director of the CIA, he would not fire homosexual employees as long as they signed a written promise to not give in to blackmail, and told their families to eliminate further blackmail risks.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 05:46AM by FalconPUNNCH
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TIL about the Thanksgiving Day Disaster, leading to the deaths of 23 people watching college football in San Francisco in 1900.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 07:02AM by atmatthewat
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TIL the Japanese government gifted Dr. Yamanaka, known for his work on induced pluripotent stem cells, 160,000 yen for a washing machine after he won the Nobel Prize, as he mentioned in an interview, "I was in the middle of repairing my washing machine when I heard the news."
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 08:17AM by RealisticBarnacle115
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TIL on November 23, 1991, Freddy Mercury released a statement that he had A.I.D.S. and would grant no interviews. He died 24 hours later. He was 45.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 05:08PM by TriviaDuchess
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TIL Brutus the Barber recounted a tale that Andre the Giant once had an emergency BM on a flight to Tokyo. Being too big to use the toilet, the crew improvised with a trash bag for him to use in a pinch but the smell filled the cabin leading to people puking, crying and falling out of seats.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 05:28PM by ObjectiveAd6551
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TIL that the Tollund Man, a 2,400-year-old corpse found in a Danish peat bog, was so well-preserved that scientists could take his fingerprints and even determine his last meal, which included porridge made of barley and flax seeds. His death is believed to have been a ritual sacrifice.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 11:06AM by _BlushBabe
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TIL about Operation Tiger, a training exercise that was supposed to prepare U.S. troops for the D-Day invasion of Normandy and resulted in the deaths of 946 American servicemen.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 04:07PM by blonderengel
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TIL that the method of counting how many weeks a woman is pregnant starts from the first day of a woman's last period, *not* the date of conception, which can differ by up to 5 weeks.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 05:38PM by ilovemybaldhead
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TIL that Martha Stewart did not go to prison for insider trading. She was charged and found guilty of lying to the FBI.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 09:27PM by jeffrois
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TIL that when the Bling Ring burglars first broke into Paris Hilton’s house, they found a key conveniently hidden under the doormat. Ironically, they didn’t need it—the door was already unlocked. They made off with over $2 million in cash and jewelry.
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 10:42PM by TriviaDuchess
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TIL that Christopher Lee holds the record for most on-screen character deaths at 61, out of 200 appearances. Sean Bean has only died on-screen 25 times
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Submitted November 23, 2024 at 08:40PM by MaroonTrucker28
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TIL Pinkerton detective agency, the main antagonists is Red Dead redemption 2, are a real company founded in 1850 that still exists today, and they tried to sue Rockstar games for copyright infringement for using their name. Companies like Amazon and Starbucks have used Pinkerton for union busting
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Submitted November 24, 2024 at 01:14AM by Ainsley-Sorsby
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TIL about the Yule Log, a 1966 TV program that aired a fire place on a loop with Christmas music , as a televised Christmas gift to those residents of New York who lived in apartments and homes without fireplaces, and so the morning news crew can have a day off
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Submitted November 24, 2024 at 12:15AM by Super_Goomba64
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TIL Hooters ran an airline called “Hooters Air” from 2003-2006. Stewardesses wore the traditional hooters uniform. The airline was distinguished for nonstop flights, guaranteed meals, and for providing far more leg room than was typical of the time. The airline lost Hooters an estimated $40 million.
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Submitted November 24, 2024 at 03:03AM by AntonioLeeuwenhoek
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TIL about the Man of the Hole, the last member of an indigenous tribe in Brazil. He gained his name for digging a deep hole in each of his former residences (for reasons that remain unknown), and remained isolated for over 50 years in the Amazon rainforest until his death in 2022.
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Submitted November 24, 2024 at 03:09AM by AntonioLeeuwenhoek
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