That’s crazy!!!!They don't do it often but when they do it is always great.
Probably the most famous one was in 1996 when they made the Crossword so that regardless of who was elected president the next day, the rest of the clues still worked.
That’s crazy!!!!They don't do it often but when they do it is always great.
Probably the most famous one was in 1996 when they made the Crossword so that regardless of who was elected president the next day, the rest of the clues still worked.
Italy rn:NYT apparently conspiring with Google Maps to confuse the crap out of all of us
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A new attraction concept??Italy rn:
Actually. Funny enough I was recently brainstorming something,…A new attraction concept??
Why are there Egyptian buildings?!Italy rn:
Same with me and wordsearches!I can’t do a crosshairs puzzle my brain would get confused..
Caesar while sacking Alexandria be likeWhy are there Egyptian buildings?!
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Just popping in to announce that I found a dodo at DisneySEA. Thank you.
An algebra/ US history playing an audiobook about the horrors of colonialism without telling people about other conquistadors. It’s actually very clever marketing, not many people outside of Florida know about Cortez while almost everyone knows about Columbus, especially in this day and age.My Algebra/US History teacher had a rather amusing audiobook playing this morning. It was about the Conquest of the Americas by European powers. The author clearly had an anti-colonial bias and it shows with how they show more of the evils of colonialism than any book of mine, downright villainizing Christopher Columbus, who deserves to be as villainized as humanly possible, and Francisco De Coronado, another terrible person, while, for whatever reason, excluding famous Conquistadors Hernan Cortes and Francisco Pizarro. I don’t know the title, but it was very interesting.
Here’s Coronado’s story!An algebra/ US history playing an audiobook about the horrors of colonialism without telling people about other conquistadors. It’s actually very clever marketing, not many people outside of Florida know about Cortez while almost everyone knows about Columbus, especially in this day and age.
@JokersWild where in DisneySea can you find this extinct bird?View attachment 773531
Just popping in to announce that I found a dodo at DisneySEA. Thank you.
In the Renaissance! It’s a ship you can explore in front of the Mysterious Island land.@JokersWild where in DisneySea can you find this extinct bird?
The pictures up there are actually pictures of gods inspired by the lands (Except for Fantasy Springs, Might be added when it opens this June)
Yes! It has some really amazing detail. And I totally dont have pictures of each one….The pictures up there are actually pictures of gods inspired by the lands (Except for Fantasy Springs, Might be added when it opens this June)
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