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Big Nate

Nathaniel Wright, colloquially referred to as "Nate Wright", "Nate" or most commonly, "Big Nate" is a comic, book, movie and show character who is apart of the many creations by Lincoln Pierce.

Big Nate has a weird hairstyle. Why does he have it though?

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

Red Clay School District

The Red Clay Consolidated School District, often shortened to just "Red Clay" or "Red Clay Schools" is a mysteriously obscure school district located in northern Delaware, though most of its schools are in Wilmington. Numerous attempts have occurred to research anything on the school district to little avail. Even its own students and faculty have little information regarding its history.

The Red Clay School District is very obscure.

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

Irish Potato Famine

A famine that occurred in then English-controlled Ireland from the years 1845-1849. It resulted from a catastrophic food supply failure that approximately led to one million deaths, most commonly in the areas of County Kerry, County Cork, and County Limerick.

The Irish Potato Famine was catastrophic for my ancestors.

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

SMG4

An Australian web-series that began in 2011 and concluded in 2025. 2011-2016 is considered the golden age of SMG4. Considerably scattered yet still good episodes followed until around late 2023, when everything after which became objective dogshit.

Person 1: SMG4 ended on December 27th, 2025.
Person 2: Oh how the mighty have fallen.

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

ToysRus

A defunct series of toy stores originating in the Washington D.C area and quickly expanded thereafter. It filed for Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code on September, 18, 2017 after opening years before in 1957.

ToysRus shut down!

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

Mitchell H. Cohen United States Courthouse

The Mitchell H. Cohen United States Courthouse is a United States federal courthouse and Post Office owned by the federal government. It was designated in 1992 in honor of judge Mitchell Harry Cohen and currently stands in Camden, New Jersey, near the confines of Philadelphia. Prominent exterior features heavily noticeable present oak wainscot paneling, along with decorative terracotta detailing along with Limestone, Granite, and Brick.

The Mitchell H. Cohen United States Courthouse is in Camden.

by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026

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by Paul THE GOAT January 3, 2026