Daily Kosflipped into Daily Kos CommunityIcon version of the Flipboard logo3 hours agoTrump’s ABSOLUTELY BONKERS Interview with Time Affirms that His Brain Has Turned to MUSH!dailykos.com - News CorpseThe most media averse president in American history, Donald Trump, has just given an interview to TIME, another news organization that he considers …
Parade Magazineflipped into Trending News1 hour agoIn 1957, Tulsa buried a new Plymouth Belvedere with four miles on the odometer in a concrete vault; opened 50 years later, it held nearly 2,000 gallons of standing waterParade Magazine - By Franz IroritaIn 1957, Tulsa buried a Plymouth Belvedere in a concrete vault for 50 years. When it was opened in 2007, the car was sitting in nearly 2,000 gallons …
Alan Nishiharaflipped into ALAN NISHIHARAIcon version of the Flipboard logo4 hours agoThe Dramatic History Of San Francisco’s Cliff House, The Beloved Estate That Survived The 1906 Earthquake And A Sailboat Full Of Dynamiteallthatsinteresting.com - Genevieve CarltonIn the mid-19th century, San Francisco was a boomtown flush with wealth after the Gold Rush. Real estate developers, looking to capitalize on the …
Linaflipped into HISTORY ARCHAEOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY16 hours agoShocking picture of incredibly well-preserved 15-year-old girl from the Inca EmpireZME Science - Mihai AndreiIt's shocking what people did in the name of kingdom and religion. More than 500 years ago, a teenage girl climbed (or was brought) nearly to the …
Atlas Obscuraflipped into Places7 hours ago18th Century Pirate’s Jolly Roger in PortsmouthAtlas Obscura - Lana VelkovThis genuine, blood red Jolly Roger was captured off the North African coast in 1790 by Admiral Richard Curry. The National Museum of the Royal Navy …
Big Thinkflipped into Big ThinkIcon version of the Flipboard logo12 hours agoYou know history’s famous quotes — but do you understand them?bigthink.com - Ross PomeroyMarie Antoinette was done dirty. No, that’s not a reference to her beheading at the zealous whims of French revolutionaries. Decapitation by …
The Atlanticflipped into All Stories16 hours agoWhy Americans Stopped Throwing Dinner PartiesThe Atlantic - By Derek ThompsonThe share of adults who say they regularly have friends over has declined dramatically since 1975. Mid-century Americans knew how to throw a party, for better or worse. In some of the most famous titles of the 1950s and 1960s—Couples, by John Updike; Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, by Edward Albee; …
Maxwellflipped into HistoryStoryboardThe most bizarre mass hysteria phenomenons that still shock usCurated byAll That's InterestingFrom the laughing epidemic of 1962 to the killer clown scare of 2016, these cases of mass hysteria show just how bizarre — and dangerous — this psychological phenomenon can be. Plus, more of the strangest historic moments that still blow us away.
Upworthyflipped into UpworthyIcon version of the Flipboard logo10 hours agoIt's not brains or talent. Expert says high achievers have two traits anyone can learn.upworthy.com - Tod Perry, Upworthy StaffShe broke it down into a simple formula. Why is it that some people are high achievers who have a track record of success and some people never come …
M.H.D.flipped into D's Mil History7 hours agoNobody Could Decode This 108-Year-Old German Military Cipher. AI Just Did.Popular Mechanics - Elizabeth RayneAstra rebuilt the Germans’ secret letter grid, then found a date error historians can’t explain. Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: During WWI, German officers sent a coded warning to their High Command about an English cruiser and Allied forces converging on Sevastopol. • The message …
BuzzFeedflipped into Best Of The Internet6 hours agoThe Entire World Is Pretty Much A Dumpster Fire Right Now, So Here Are Some Pictures That Are Physically Impossible Not To Smile AtBuzzFeed - Dave StoperaEach week, I round up some of the weirdest, dumbest, and funniest photos on the internet and put them all together in a post. What you're about to see are the best, most knee-slappin-est, spit-your-drink-out-est pictures from the past month, all in one place. Enjoy! 1. Dating 101: 2. A bit of …
mansirdflipped into Pandemic FunniesIcon version of the Flipboard logo19 hours agoLEGO Lets You Build Gaudí’s Sagrada Família in Its Largest Set Everopenculture.com - OCWhen work on the Sagrada Família first began in 1882, the original architect could hardly have imagined that, 144 years later, the ambitious …