TIL that the phrase ‘the die has already been cast’ comes from a supposed quote by Julius Caesar in 49 BC, “Alea iacta est”, when he crossed the rubicon. He was saying once he crossed the Rubicon with his army, the act of rebellion started a civil war in Rome and signified a point of no return.
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Jamey Johnson - In Color [country] - 2009
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Jamey Johnson - In Color - 2009
A sub about (mostly) independent country music - the good stuff you don't hear on mainstream radio. Join us for Honky Tonk Saturday Night, Bakersfield Soundday, Blue(s,grass) Monday, and even for some pop country, alt-country, and undefinable country. Stay for posts about country music history, interviews, event announcements, and more. Share your favorite songs and find some new favorite artists. Grab a seat at the bar, there's a good band playing!
Trying to click on the article and not only is it paywalled, but the popup drags with your finger and then blocks you from clicking on your screen to exit off of it or go back unless you clear off the app
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I believe music does so much heavy lifting for mediocre films that they push films into fame when the movie is barely tolerable by itself.
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TIL that when Death's-head hawkmoth caterpillars feed on tomato plants, their only food source, the plants release an airborne chemical that warns nearby plants of the impending danger. This causes tomato plants to release a toxin that makes them inedible to the caterpillars, starving them to death.
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My absolute favorite Endeavor/Enji look. Trenchcoat and 1920s hat. He reminds of an old school detective.
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At roughly minute 1:10 of Mika and Kai by Ilan Eshkeri, is this violin with an effect on it? After that at 2:04, what instrument is playing?
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At roughly minute 1:10 of this song, is this violin with an echoing effect on it? Or what is making it make that long slow sound? After that at 2:04, what instrument is playing?
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At roughly minute 1:10 of this song, is this violin with an echoing effect on it? Or what is making it make that long slow sound? After that at 2:04, what instrument is playing?
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After years of watching anime, do you still like Talk no Jutsu or do you favor straight shooting fights that get right to the point, fisticuffs?
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How do you feel about potentially having your favorite actor’s misdeeds exposed in the ongoing trials?
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TIL that Roald Dahl, author of Matilda, James and the Giant Peach, Gremlins, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, was a flying Ace in WWII and achieved this status in combat over Greece with 5 aerial victories.
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TIL that WWII RAF pilots blamed aircraft issues on mythic “gremlins”, invisible creatures that caused unexplainable mechanical failures. RAF pilot and flying Ace Roald Dahl turned the myth into a book—years later, it inspired the movie Gremlins.
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The main character is high above the battlefield or in the middle of a plain of horrible destruction fighting the worst villain the world has ever faced, all alone. They are so far away, they appear like tiny figures flashing in the distance but this fight is the one to end all fights.
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Why do animals instinctively chew open their sutures after they have surgery?
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I’m on Season 6 Episode 119 Encounter Part 2 and I just gained 10000 respect for Bakugo in this arc. He is a friend, a strategist, and a hero regardless of his outer shell!
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TIL that the ‘Parting Glass’ mentioned in the Scottish farewell song refers to an old tradition of giving someone a final drink after they mount their horse to fortify them for their journey. The drink, called a stirrup cup, was the final hospitality offered to a departing guest.
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TIL that the ‘Age of Piracy’ only lasted around 80 years. It started in 1648 after the Treaty of Westphalia pushed European powers to hire privateers, and declined between 1714 and 1723 when the War of Spanish succession ended, Nassau was retaken, and every famous pirate had been killed or captured.
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Do you feel like in a training course cadre or trainers should factor in whether uncontrollable outside factors cause failure in a lane, or should all trainers not care equally and just say failure is failure?
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Wanting to get my wildlife removal and relocation license and start a small home business catching and releasing nuisance animals for people locally
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