the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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reminder that the pilgrims were so smelly and ugly the natives thought they were absolutely disgusting
And the pilgrims had to keep building walls around their settlements so their "trad wives" wouldn't sneak off in the middle of the night and go and join the nearby native societies that would treat them like people and not like baby factories.
I would love to see a source on this. No really. Being able to shove this as a fact in specific people's faces would make my whole decade. Please have a legitimate source.
Send me a PM so I remember to check out a source. My "source" at the moment is a cracked.com article circa 2008 or so, so I'm not 100% sure what source they used.
cracked was great, After Hours was probably the best webseries, glad Cody and Katy found success post site blowup.
cracked is the reason i'm here today
Really did help me question a lot of what I just kind of took for granted when I was younger, even it if did get very focused on ads masquerading as articles by the end.
there isn't really a definitive source but throughout colonial history in America this was a thing and it was even commented on by people like Ben Franklin
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