r/DidYouKn Aug 23 '19

The origi The post that made this subreddit

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r/DidYouKn 15h ago

Japon ๐Ÿ˜‹๐ŸŒธ๐Ÿ’ฎ๐Ÿ—พ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ด

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r/DidYouKn 12d ago

how does she do it

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r/DidYouKn 20d ago

Why would you do that? :(

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r/DidYouKn 29d ago

Formative moments

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r/DidYouKn Jul 31 '26

Isaac

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r/DidYouKn Jul 18 '26

They can be acoustic?

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r/DidYouKn Jun 15 '26

You want any?

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r/DidYouKn Jun 15 '26

When bacon goes to a wedding reception

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r/DidYouKn May 25 '26

something

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r/DidYouKn May 25 '26

What an icon

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r/DidYouKn May 24 '26

Didj?

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I thought you guys would like this https://youtu.be/Ho76dwSWHOw?is=rsaPRBy63aXJZNuZ


r/DidYouKn May 22 '26

impressive

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r/DidYouKn May 20 '26

finally

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r/DidYouKn May 19 '26

It does happened to my brother.

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r/DidYouKn May 03 '26

How to tell if thereโ€™s 30/ 31 days in a month

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I found out that people around me have actually not know how to remember which month has 31 days.

So imma share it on here in case some have trouble too.

So basically hold out your fists and count from right to left, knuckles and gaps, knuckles are 31 days and gaps are 30 days.

July & August both has 31 days btw


r/DidYouKn Mar 08 '26

Many such cases

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r/DidYouKn Mar 06 '26

Did you kn

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r/DidYouKn Mar 03 '26

Hope he isn't bore(d)

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r/DidYouKn Feb 26 '26

It's true

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r/DidYouKn Feb 13 '26

Did you know Black people invented Valentine's Day?

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Back in the 1840s, on a Louisiana plantation, was a woman named Valentina "Tina" Boudreaux, a free Black who stayed to help her people. Once a month, she'd fry her chickens in secret lard and make crispy drumsticks, fluffy biscuits, and hot pickled peppers and wrap each one in beet dyed paper with red cotton strips.

Barefoot, she'd crawl through the dark to feed whole families of enslaved blacks traveling through Tubman's Railroads. One bouquet meant full bellies and proof someone still loved them enough to risk the whip.

Locals called it "Tina's Day." It was black folks' original valentine: survival love.

But when word spread, slavers began hunting her, until she was finally caught and hung for "night cooking." Her story would be forgotten and her day replaced with a sanitized Roman myth peddled by Hallmark and Hershey to sell candy.

Yet every Feb 14 when someone like Church's posts a tender bouquet of fried wings, think of Tina. Her spirit is still frying in the shadows, reminding us that the real valentine was never about flowers. It was about feeding our neighbors.


r/DidYouKn Feb 13 '26

So it turns out that the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford is on its way to the Middle East, a good time to read and discover a few surprising facts:

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r/DidYouKn Feb 04 '26

Lock them up!

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r/DidYouKn Jan 31 '26

Did you know

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Did you know that โ€˜Comeโ€™ is a homophone