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I'll be honest I wouldn't blame OP for not finding this (I found a species of hister beetle before anything to do with Hitler) I feel this is a weird spin on t
by wolfy1993 25d ago
I'll be honest I wouldn't blame OP for not finding this (I found a species of hister beetle before anything to do with Hitler)
I feel this is a weird spin on the "Clicks to Hitler" game
- thataccount 25d agoI was not using Wikipedia to get there. This is something I immediately recognized from research about World War II and possible prophetic fulfillment. I definitely wasn't playing a game when I came across this information either, but I get your drift.
- ButlerianJihad 25d agoInterestingly, when I searched "hister" on English Wikipedia, I was sent to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danube#Names_and_etymology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danube#Names_and_etymology Where it says that “Hister” is a variant of its Latin name. I think the name is lovely with no reason to change. Surely there are few people who would connect this with silly medieval superstition. Perhaps you can take part in wiping out that association.
- thataccount 25d ago[flagged]
- hardgeus 25d agoI've been on site site for years. I created an account just to comment on this thread. Holy crap, the only time I've ever heard 'Hister' was in a book I read on Nostradamus like 30 years ago.
- thataccount 24d agoYep. I think I know which book you are thinking of. Maybe a search assistant programmed in Go could be named Go-ring! You know, short for "go" and "webring".