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1400 - Owain Glynd?r is declared Prince of Whales by Namor, King of Atlantis.
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1400 - Owain Glynd?r is declared Prince of Whales by Namor, King of Atlantis.
1904 - Wilbur Wright makes his first airplane flight, finally overcoming his intense fear of flying.
One Madison Octopus Car Wash location has finally given in to public demand and released back into the ocean the giant octopus it has exploited for over 50 years.
1547 - The English demand Edward VI, 10, wed Mary Queen of Scots, 5. Ew! He’s twice her age!
1543—Mary Stuart, at nine months old, is crowned “Queen of Scots.” “Let them eat baby food,” she famously remarks.
1863-—During the Civil War, hungry Union soldiers reconquer Tennessee’s Cucumberland Gap.
1796-—The Jews of the Netherlands are emancipated. The Dutch Pyramids go unfinished.
In a shameless attempt to avoid punishment for hunting out of season, Dane County backwoodsman Reginald “Rooster” Waters offered a Department of Natural Resources warden over two dozen red squirrels — shot and flayed in the Cherokee Marsh Thursday morning.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo.—The head ranger at Yellowstone National Park has forgotten to carry out one of his most important spring duties this year: waking up the bears from winter hibernation.
In what many are calling a complete public relations disaster, Magnus Lothar, dean of Warriors, explicitly denied the existence of a ‘Pillage Culture’ at Viking University during a press conference Monday.
Kane Kaiman is a graduate of Cedarburg High School. There, he scored a 5 on his AP Psychology test, giving him the authority to interpret the dreams of all humans and some of the earth’s more intelligent mammals. Kaiman is currently the president of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Psychology Department.
1789—Three-headed Fletcher Christian leads the Mutanty on the HMS Bounty.
Madison Property Management, one of the biggest and most ruthless real-estate agencies in the city, announced Monday that it finally gained ownership of all four major railroad lines in Madison.
4,678,230,239 B.C.—Mars and Earth collide. Debris thrown into Earth’s orbit forms the moon.
1777 —New York adopts a new constitution as an independent state after learning it cannot naturally have one.
History professor Harold Francovis cut a lecture about the political implications of the Haitian Revolution short Wednesday afternoon to single out a student who was sneakily chewing tobacco in his class.