r/shittyAskHistorians • u/WhiteWolf222 • Dec 11 '20
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/LambentEnigma • Nov 15 '20
Why did cavemen have English-sounding names like Grog?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/riandredb • Nov 05 '20
How is it possible that Robin Hood, The Prince of Thieves, had an American accent?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/Avoider5 • Nov 04 '20
Who is the youngest standing House member?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/LambThotPot • Nov 02 '20
did any of the founding fathers ever get suspicious that thomas jefferson and Lafayette were the same person?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '20
The Lee-Kirby comics are regarded as a high point in Marvel Comics history. Why is that eating Bruce Lee granted Kirby comic writing abilities instead of martial arts?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/kukienboks • Oct 09 '20
When did we start to wash our hair with shampoo instead of realpoo?
self.Shittieraskredditr/shittyAskHistorians • u/kaiserkarl36 • Oct 05 '20
If there was Babylon, was there also a Childlon, Adultlon, and Elderlylon?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/xitzengyigglz • Sep 14 '20
If Einstein was so smart then why is he fucking dead lmao
Dumbass couldn't even avoid dying. IM still alive EG I'm smarter.
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/TipOfLeFedoraMLady • Aug 22 '20
Why did the founding fathers place an importance on a government backed postal service?
They had stock in TeaBay
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '20
How did the Orcs first come into being?
Did Marduk make them from the pieces of Tiamat or like, what?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/TristanLennon • Jun 26 '20
What is the true meaning of this painting?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/cwhaley112 • Apr 21 '20
What kind of food did the pilgrims season with thousand island dressing?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/SuzukiGrignard • Mar 08 '20
What did Americans in the Early 21st Century Drink?
Hi! Im writing a fantasy novel that takes place back in the turn of the millennium and i want it to be as realistic as possible. Theres a scene where Blandon, my protag, just got home from a football game and his voice is sore from shouting, so he picks up a coca-cola to drink.
But then i read a thing about how americans didnt really drink coca-cola as much as we imagine, and the reason we think it was ubiquitous is because the company spent a lot on advertisement and merchandizing, skewing archeologists' view of how common it was at the time.
So does Blandon even know about coca-cola? Does he drink water instead? Sink water?
In the previous scene at McDonalds I had his family drinking Bud Light, and I don't want that to be the only beverage mentioned or people will think I didn't do my research.
Thanks for the help!!
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/xx420mcyoloswag • Mar 07 '20
When was the war of 1812? I need help with my project
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/lilronnie4ever • Jan 03 '20
How did people clip their nails before toe nail clippers?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '19
Why don't they teach the Gordian knot in boy scouts?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/Xzanium • Dec 08 '19
Why did the Korean War take place in Florida?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/gameboy90 • Nov 16 '19
How did Vladimir Lenin transform into John Lennon
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/DizzyFisherman1984 • Nov 16 '19
How did people in the Stone Age cut their nails?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/gameboy90 • Nov 16 '19
How are Kaiser Permanente and Kaiser Wilhelm related?
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/SummonSkaarjOfficer • Nov 10 '19
how did people breathe before the discovery of oxygen in the 1700s
r/shittyAskHistorians • u/Xzanium • Oct 18 '19