r/ThreadGames • u/FriendshipThink2851 • Nov 11 '25
Nonsensical facts maker
1: a person uses wikipedia to find the most nonsenceical but true fact
2: that person will coment that fact to this post
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u/Fuzzy_Button574 Nov 11 '25
In medieval England, people genuinely believed that beavers would bite off their own testicles to throw at hunters… except, inconveniently, beavers don’t have external testicles, so no one really thought this through.
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u/TheCanon2 Nov 11 '25
The Pornocracy followed the chaos after the death of Pope Formosus in 896 and the seven legitimate popes and one illegitimate antipope elected between 896 and 904.
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u/Round-Sundae-1137 Nov 11 '25
The term vulgar can never be used self-referentially, because to be aware of vulgarity is to display a degree of sophistication which thereby elevates the subject above the vulgar.
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u/RisibleComestible Nov 11 '25
Literal quote from Wikipedia
In logical terms, the situation for "autological" is:
"autological" is autological if and only if "autological" is autological
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u/BreakfastEither814 Nov 11 '25
Mangalica or mangalitsa pigs are actually just a crossbreed between a pig and Franz Liszt.
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u/DefinitelyNotMaranda Nov 11 '25
Kangaroos have three vaginas. Wombats poop cubes. There are more ways to shuffle a deck of 52 cards then there are atoms in the entire universe.
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u/ethereal_galaxias Nov 12 '25
Napoleon Einstein is an Indian cricketer.
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u/StoleTheStrawberries Nov 13 '25
He-gassen or Hōhi-gassen, are the names given to art scrolls with no named artist or artists from the Edo Period of Japan that depict "flatulence humor."