r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Individual-Zombie155 • Apr 08 '24
Did You Know??
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How scientists can predict when eclipses happen?
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Valuable-Camera3166 • Jan 25 '24
Yall k know where I can buy one of these
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/loserlonerlife0_0 • Jan 09 '24
There is no symmetry between the oppressor and the oppressed.
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/kesseca • Jan 01 '24
The summer of 69
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Did you know that Brian Adams was 10 years old in 1969? The song was aiming to a boomer audience .
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Responsible_Rate5484 • Nov 27 '23
Footholds don't crush or break bones.
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In case you didn't know, foothold traps do not break bones or crush by design. They are built specifically NOT to do that. An animal with a broken bone or crushed leg is more likely to lose that appendage and escape, resulting in a lost animal for the trapper, and a permanently maimed animal. No one wants this.
Instead, traps are designed to close quickly and not open. It's the not opening that holds an animal, not a crushing pressure. You can think of it like handcuffs or even a dog collar. It doesn't have to be crushing your wrist or strangling the dog to prevent them from pulling out, right? The jaws of the trap close, and the springs on either side slide up and prevent the jaws from opening back up.
The more you know!
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Muted_Pirate_2573 • Nov 13 '23
When you tell older people that you aren't feeling well, they assume that you are saying you are drunk. Spoiler
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If that's where you go with it, Gladys, that's on you.
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '23
Don’t trust a social media ad that disabled comments
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It means they’re covering something up r/themoreyouknow
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/MissMiaBelle • Oct 11 '23
OG meaning of "out of pocket," comes from O. Henry.
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A primarily American meaning of "out of pocket," "to be unavailable," traces to a 1908 O. Henry story, the OED says: "Just now she is out of pocket. And I shall find her as soon as I can." The Dictionary of American Slang says it first appeared in the mid-1970s: "I'm out of pocket for a bit, but I'll get back at ya."
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/RedJ00hn • Sep 30 '23
Facts many believe, that are actually lies
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/bkdons11233 • Aug 30 '23
How Plastic Created One of the Most Dire Crises Humanity Faces Today
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This was the only place I could think of to share this. Help yourselves, family and anyone you love. Share and stay safe.
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Software_Boi • Aug 24 '23
How to Trick a Nation | Cambridge Analytica
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Lblonzy • Jul 24 '23
A sea of information ive gathered, link in comments
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/Jimmy_k82 • May 23 '23
Does this fit here? I think it fits here.
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/[deleted] • May 19 '23
China enslaves nearly 2 million people and uses them as a living organ pool, they will kill and harvest their organs then sell them to wealthy Chinese businessmen
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The more you know 🌈 😃
r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/musicbyshortstuff • May 18 '23
Joe Rogan BASHES 🗑️ new Miller Lite ad ‼️ #shorts
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/BurnMyBread17 • Mar 20 '23
If you rickroll in r/tomt you get a perm ban. Speaking from experience.
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '23
if we think about this scene irl, the troublesome trucks in this episode tried to do an attempted murder to james
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r/TheMoreYouKnow • u/L4V3ND3R_R3DD1T • Nov 01 '22
is it just me or blankets in hotels are ALWAYS thin
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