The meme above shows my feeling towards the Mongolian Empire. Mongolia today has 3.5 million people, (the same as Minneapolis–St. Paul Metro area), and I can’t see Tim Walz conquering most of Asia.
Here’s the text and a bit kore of context:
Making Sense of History, One Meme At A Time
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The meme above shows my feeling towards the Mongolian Empire. Mongolia today has 3.5 million people, (the same as Minneapolis–St. Paul Metro area), and I can’t see Tim Walz conquering most of Asia.
Here’s the text and a bit kore of context:
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The map and meme above lend some support to the idea that God Is an Englishman (or if not English at least British).
Here’s the text and more details:
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The meme above shows how people in the West tend to view the Roman and Ottoman Empires respectively. Here’s more about them and why the differences:
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Breakdown of the meme:
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Never Ask A Woman
Her Age
A Man,
His Salary
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How They Got So Many Artifacts In Their Museum
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The map above shows the reversal of miliary power in Europe from 116AD to 1943.
More about the meme:
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The full text from the meme above reads: The way things are going in America, you’d think the whole country was built on an ancient Indian burial ground.
Here’s what it means:
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This meme is based on a real (and pretty legendary) story in animation history about how Toy Story 2 was almost lost forever.
Let’s take a deeper look: