FARK.com: (7346339) 10 things people want to see in world history books but are usually missing. And no, "a centerfold" did not make the list

		10 things people want to see in world history books but are usually missing. And no, "a centerfold" did not make the list (bbc.co.uk)		3
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PirateKing		2012-09-25 11:25:51 AM

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bhcompy: Errr, we spent a significant amount of time in middle school world history on Hammurabi's Code. Perhaps in England it is not focused on?

Well, that's the problem with the Mesopotamians. No one's ever seen them. No one's ever heard of their band.

Sargon, Hammurabbi, Ashurbanipal and Gilgamesh.

theorellior		2012-09-25 11:12:56 AM

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The headline raises a good question: which historical figure would we want to see a centerfold of?

ZAZ		2012-09-25 10:29:15 AM

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That is interesting. I remember a college student activity treasurer explaining her approach to double entry bookkeeping: when credit and debit did not balance, and they never did, she added a fictitious entry to one to make them balance. I still don't know if she was incompetent or embezzling.

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