Who was The Great Testosticles?
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he was a might man but for flashing the pink panther the roman god turned him into what he is today then all the gay people in the world were lured by him to the center of the earth where they all exploded. The End, I think my story is book worthy
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I entered "Conquests of Alexander the Great" in the search box under your question and here is the first hit:http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Renault/boy.mp.html
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He was great............
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What was once known as GREAT BRITAIN
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Adam was the 1st man.\nEve was the 1st woman.\nJinns and dinosaurs were the 1st creatures.
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President Lincoln\n\nFido
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http://education.yahoo.com/reference/encyclopedia/entry/Pericles
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The stegosaurus, the one with the spikes running up and down its back. Archaeologists found there was a big enlargement in the stegosaurus's spinal cord at the point where it passed through the pelvis. Since the stegosaurus had a pretty poor excuse for a brain in its head--the thing was about the size of a walnut, only 1/20th the size of the mysterious butt organ--speculation arose that the giant reptile needed some auxiliary gray matter to mind its rump while the forward brain handled business up front. Alas, Later scholars decided that the putative afterbrain was just a neural junction where a lot of nerves happened to enter the spinal cord. Such junctions are found in many lizards, as well as in the ostrich. \n\nSo, the answer is no.
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In the Postdiluvium Period, Nimrod of Ancient Babylon was the first self-proclaimed king of the world as confirmed in the Holy Scriptures and cross confirmed in the "Sumerian Kings' List", a chronology of Mesopotamian Kings covering hundreds of thousands of years, including the Antediluvium Period, prior to our current Earth Age.  Historians totally reject the enormous dates claimed in these historical cuneiform tablets, because these dates do not fit well in the erroneous historical paradigm of linear history, and the current limited mindset of the Anthropological Orthodoxy.\n\nSee:\nThe antediluvian patriarchs and the Sumerian King List:\nhttp://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v12/i3/sumerian.asp\n\nFrom Genesis we read:  "Cush begat Nimrod, who was the first to be a despot on the earth. He was an overbearing tyrant in Jehovah's sight; wherefore the saying, Even as Nimrod, the overbearing tyrant in Jehovah's sight."  (Genesis 10:8,9)\n\nSee: \nhttp://www.embassyofheaven.com/catalog/patriotn.htm
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John of Gaunt was an awesome guy. He was the Duke of Lancaster back in the late 1300s. There's more info on Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_of_Gaunt
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It was used in medieval times as a pain reliever. There is no documented info as to who first discovered it.
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It all depends on what you believe.  The Biblical answer would be Adam, a male, however if you are not a Christian, Jew, or Muslim then you have to go with information like the below:\n\n"After six years of analysis, fossil hunters in Africa have confirmed the discovery of the oldest fossilized remains of modern humans yet found -- portions of skulls belonging to people who lived 160,000 years ago. Paleontologists say the discovery adds detail to a crucial period in human evolution, and confirms the hypothesis that modern humans evolved in Africa. NPR's Christopher Joyce reports."\n\n"Two of the skulls from Herto belonged to adult males, and one to a child of six or seven. Each of the adult skulls was remarkably big."\n\nSo, I guess to answer your question from a scientific standpoint, the oldest human found to date is male.
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I've read about the boxers of Greece and alot of them were very good, they would wrap leather (himantes) over their knuckles as gloves. Theagenes is the greatest of all boxers in history, after his death he was worshiped as a demigod of fertility. 1300 fights in 22 years without losing.\n\n\nHere follows the career record of Theagenes, according to the inscription at the shrine of Thasos at Delphi:\n\nOlympic Games: 2 victories (1 boxing, 1 pankration)\nPythian Games: 3 boxing\nIsthmian Games: 9 boxing, 1 pankration\nNemean Games: 9 boxing\n1300 total victories\nUnbeaten at boxing for 22 years\n\n\nArchaeological evidence suggests boxing existed in North Africa as early as 4000 BC and had also developed in the Mediterranean by 1500 BC.
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Apollonius was known as 'The Great Geometer'. His works had a very great influence on the development of mathematics and his famous book Conics introduced the terms parabola, ellipse and hyperbola.\nMore information on the site:\nhttp://www.gap-system.org/~history/Mathematicians/Apollonius.html
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King George II. Here's a website. Pay attention to the last sentence of the first paragraph).\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_II_of_Great_Britain
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oh man calcoun was freaken crazy! haha sorry i dont know umm try wikepedia. but man that guy is soo big in history.. i loved learning about him
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Andreas Vesalius, "De Humani Corporis Fabrica" [On the Structure of the Human Body] first published in 1543