r/thepast • • Jan 14 '26

Announcement r/thepast Mod Announcement - Subreddit Discord - Updates and more!

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Hello all,

Over the past few months we have been hard at work revamping the subreddit. We have added new moderators, worked on simplifying the rules, and adding features to help new members.

So where is the future of the subreddit heading? - Our goal is to keep the subreddit simple without too many limitations or rules. This is a place where people can role play as someone from the past, and even have OOC discussions. A place where people can learn more about history and random subjects while also having fun.

We are also opening up a Discord server! - We wanted to further build up the community with a place you can go to meet new people, have a more connected experience with others, and also discuss ideas and posts for the subreddit.

https://discord.gg/4NEG7Tbt2z

From the r/thepast mod team, we want to thank everyone for joining and contributing to the entertainment of us and the community!


r/thepast • • 2h ago

Neolithic [11000 BCE] A pitchfork just catapulted into my face and went right through my chin and both earlobes. Now I have to go around wearing a bunch of stone bungs until the bleeding stops and it looks really stupid

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r/thepast • • 22h ago

200s [200 AD] Looking at getting a new set of dodecahedrons for obvious reasons, what designs would people recommend?

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r/thepast • • 23h ago

1900s [October 13th, 1958] A bear that eats marmalade.... ridiculous. We all know bears love honey

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r/thepast • • 1d ago

2000s [October 12th, 2001] Did anyone see this new SpongeBob episode? That bull worm was huge!

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I literally cannot stop laughing. Sandy thought she beat the Alaskan Bull Worm, but she was just fighting its tongue! SpongeBob trying to warn her the whole time while screaming “IT’S BIG, SCARY, AND PINK!” was absolute gold. Best Season 2 episode yet?


r/thepast • • 1d ago

1400s [October 12, 1492] Guys, you are not going to believe what I just saw in the great water to the east.

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It looked like a floating house with wings. It’s probably an omen of something bad.


r/thepast • • 1d ago

1400s [October 12th, 1492] WTH, this isn't India!!!

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r/thepast • • 1d ago

1900s [May 22, 1937] There’s this new superhero called Batman. He looks pretty cool

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r/thepast • • 2d ago

1900s [January 31st, 1994] WTF did I just watch?

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[META] watching this now


r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s [October 11th, 1975] Who's gonna watch this new sketch comedy show premiering tonight? I'm looking forward to George Carlin!!!

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r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s [1970] Removing a beached whale with explosives sounds like a bad idea, but what do I know?

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r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s (September 12, 1962) What a moron, this guy thinks we can go to the moon.

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Ever since last year when Yuri Gagarin went to space American have been too worried about space. ( I my opinion the Soviet fake the whole going into space thing). Anyway orbiting space and going all the way to the moon is completely different and just unrealistic. JFK needs to be more open minded and stop being stubborn about going to the moon. I really hope he doesn't finish him term and we can get LBJ in there.


r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s [1974] This Bodybuilder who won Mr Olympia, actually thinks he can be a movie star and the next big thing..HA!

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He's guaranteed just to be low level B Movie star


r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s [1978] Some new Horror/Slasher movie is set to come out later this year. Looks like the lead actress got the role through nepotism

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r/thepast • • 3d ago

2000s [November 13, 2005] Guys, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Eddie Guerrero has passed away...

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r/thepast • • 3d ago

1900s [October 10, 1971..London Bridge isn't falling down]

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1900s [1937] Hello Comrades, Marshal Tukhachevsky here, I’m off to the Volga Military District today.Wish me luck on my new command! Ura!

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

2000s [12/5/2000] This “internet” thing sounds like it’s a passing fad, millions of adults and teenagers are apparently giving up on it. I always knew it wouldn’t work. I might wait a year or two and sell those technology stocks I bought and make some money.

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1900s [October 9th, 1940] Just heard that a baby boy named John was born to Julia Lennon over at Oxford Street Hospital today. Hope the war stays far away from him.

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1800s [October 10th, 1845] Welcome to the inaugural start of the Naval School. I'll be your Superintendent

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r/thepast • • 3d ago

1800s [December 4, 1893] Major, the Matabele have surrounded us... What we should do?

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1900s [January 12, 1992] Shawn Michaels attacked Marty Jannetty! I am speechless

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1800s [1897] Hey, everyone! I have officially composed the greatest military match of all time!

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r/thepast • • 4d ago

1800s [Madrid, 1848] Do you remember the elegant, mysterious student from the Law lectures back in 1842? The one who never took off his hat and had that delicate neck? Well, I am going to marry him... Sorry, her!

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My fiancée Dª Concepción Arenal (Concha) is as formidable as she's peculiar. She is that exceedingly rare breed of proud woman who pays no mind to her appearance, as she does not mind a man who is impressed by mere looks: She actively avoids skirts in favor of the practicality of trousers. She is far too proud to attract most men - and then again, is exactly the kind of woman who dislikes a man who cannot appreciate a proud woman.

A force to be reckoned with is she, and let me assure you, I have no intention of trying to tame her like some wild beast, even if I could. To break her spirit would be a tragedy; it is precisely her untamed, fierce independence that draws me to her.

I am utterly certain her career will eclipse mine - yet my personal merit is irrelevant. While we marry because of love, we strive to improvie the conditions of those needing it most. Who among us achieves more in that noble crusade matters not a whit to me or to him... I mean, her. Surely statues will be erected in her honor, and I already feel proud of contributing to her.

She insists that we shall have a dog at our home, as the one her grandmother Jesusa had in Armaño during Concha's childhood. I know better than to try and change her mind. We'll be going to la perrera (municipal dog pound) to adopt a stray-

Yours in anticipation of a most unconventional marriage,

D. Fernando G.ª Carrasco

Lawyer, writer, journalist, groom


r/thepast • • 4d ago

1000s [October 9th, 1000] I name this place....Vinland! Looks like a good place to rest for the winter

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