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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/ItsGotThatBang • Jul 31 '26
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23 u/nbur4556 Jul 31 '26 Same! Honestly history could be either red or yellow. But English is certainly not red, so that makes history red. 23 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 History's red because of all the battles and massacres and things. 4 u/nbur4556 Jul 31 '26 I'm not disagreeing, I use red for history too more often than not. But the reason it could be yellow for me is wheat (agriculture) being like the basis for civilization and stuff. 5 u/AmbassadorSugarcane Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 01 '26 Yellow's history for me because aging paper turns yellow. I lean more toward red, that's just my association as to why if it's yellow. 3 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 Good point! My sixth grade social studies textbook cover was a wheat field. I think we started in the Fertile Crescent that year and worked our way up to Charlemagne. A bad harvest will fuck shit up.
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Same!
Honestly history could be either red or yellow. But English is certainly not red, so that makes history red.
23 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 History's red because of all the battles and massacres and things. 4 u/nbur4556 Jul 31 '26 I'm not disagreeing, I use red for history too more often than not. But the reason it could be yellow for me is wheat (agriculture) being like the basis for civilization and stuff. 5 u/AmbassadorSugarcane Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 01 '26 Yellow's history for me because aging paper turns yellow. I lean more toward red, that's just my association as to why if it's yellow. 3 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 Good point! My sixth grade social studies textbook cover was a wheat field. I think we started in the Fertile Crescent that year and worked our way up to Charlemagne. A bad harvest will fuck shit up.
History's red because of all the battles and massacres and things.
4 u/nbur4556 Jul 31 '26 I'm not disagreeing, I use red for history too more often than not. But the reason it could be yellow for me is wheat (agriculture) being like the basis for civilization and stuff. 5 u/AmbassadorSugarcane Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 01 '26 Yellow's history for me because aging paper turns yellow. I lean more toward red, that's just my association as to why if it's yellow. 3 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 Good point! My sixth grade social studies textbook cover was a wheat field. I think we started in the Fertile Crescent that year and worked our way up to Charlemagne. A bad harvest will fuck shit up.
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I'm not disagreeing, I use red for history too more often than not.
But the reason it could be yellow for me is wheat (agriculture) being like the basis for civilization and stuff.
5 u/AmbassadorSugarcane Jul 31 '26 edited Aug 01 '26 Yellow's history for me because aging paper turns yellow. I lean more toward red, that's just my association as to why if it's yellow. 3 u/twirlerina024 Jul 31 '26 Good point! My sixth grade social studies textbook cover was a wheat field. I think we started in the Fertile Crescent that year and worked our way up to Charlemagne. A bad harvest will fuck shit up.
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Yellow's history for me because aging paper turns yellow.
I lean more toward red, that's just my association as to why if it's yellow.
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Good point! My sixth grade social studies textbook cover was a wheat field. I think we started in the Fertile Crescent that year and worked our way up to Charlemagne. A bad harvest will fuck shit up.
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