Stupid stuff that comes to mind that we want to post

Is there a word in English to desire good health to someone who sneezes?

@TheAnonShy  
‘bless you’?

@OptimusPrimevil  
Is it usual to say that?

@TheAnonShy  
that’s what my brother uses (technically ‘bless us’ because he’s the only one who uses it).

@TheAnonShy  

 
Yes. People normally say that or gesundheit.

@Holofan4life  
@OptimusPrimevil
 
Thanks, in Spanish (at least in Argentina) we just say “Health!”.

@TheAnonShy  
It goes back to mindevil times when people thoght you where sneezing out your soul.

You know, I wish artists would make more art of Anon comforting and cuddling Trixie and telling her she’s alright and she’s great and powerful to him while Trixie is crying.

@Shepherd  
I’ve heard about that while ago. It’s interesting to see how many customs of that era we still have.

I keep getting the name of my Dog-in-law wrong It’s not Denver.

I figure it must be hard to rhyme in foreign languages.

@PonyPon
 
It’s probably easy for native speakers. Getting translations of them to rhyme and still be accurate, however…

@PonyPon  
English is not my main language  
But I have rhymes at my acknowledge

@PonyPon  
Sometimes it’s hard, but there’s a chance that it becomes even better when translated into another language. Listen to the japanese version of “Let It Go”, i’ll admit it’s even more talented than the english version.

MALASADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Food for thought:
 
Hitler is usually defined as the most evil person in history. And he certainly was; but someone had to have the title of “most evil person in history” before Hitler.
 
Basically what I’m saying is: Who was Hitler… before Hitler?

@Jarkes  
Vlid the implaer maybe?  
Atala the Hun?  
Caligula?  
Cleopatra?

@Jarkes  

 
Vlad Dracula

@Jarkes  
Fred and Barney.
 

@Darth Prime  

 
God, that comic was so great.

@Holofan4life  
Haven’t read it yet but I’m gonna have to one day.

@Darth Prime  
I thought that was a random out of context parody drawing. It isn’t apparently.
 
https://reason.com/blog/2016/11/02/fred-flintstone-confesses-i-participated/print
 
That’s pretty neat.

@Jarkes  
My guesses are:  
Ivan, The Terrible  
Timur, The Lame. Was basically Genghis Khan but with all good balancing things stripped from him.  
Attila, The Hun? Some sources say he still was a compliant and intelligent king on occasions.  
Leopold II of Belgium, for creating the Congo Free State and effectively sparking the instability that plagues the Congo up to this day.  
Some assyrian monarchs.

@TheAnonShy  
This is an interesting thing to look through.

@SuperSupermario24
 
I didn’t expected that Wikipedia would have a complete article for that. Also it looks like the majority of cultures has at least one phrase to say after one person sneezes.