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	'''Died of dysentery''' was a common way to lose your shit - literally - before modern hygiene, antibiotics and perhaps most of all classification-codes. Nowadays people still go to the hospital for (say) diverticulitis but they don't call it "dysentery" anymore.		'''Died of dysentery''' was a common way to lose your shit - literally - before modern hygiene, antibiotics and perhaps most of all classification-codes. Nowadays people still go to the hospital for (say) diverticulitis but they don't call it "dysentery" anymore.

	What raised this horrible and all-too-common exit from the Prime Material into Meme territory is the ''[[Oregon Trail]]'' game, commonly imposed upon American schoolkids, especially west of the Mississippi, who played this game because it was at least more fun and educational than sitting through an American history lecture preached by the football coach. Actual diverticulitis might have been more fun and educational than that.		What raised this horrible and all-too-common exit from the Prime Material into Meme territory is the ''[[Oregon Trail]]'' game, which would commonly end your progress with that [[FAIL]]-mode.

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1d4chan>Zimriel at 00:45, 1 February 2021

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	'''Died of dysentery''' was a common way to lose your shit - literally - before modern hygiene, antibiotics and perhaps most of all classification-codes. Nowadays people still go to the hospital for (say) diverticulitis but they don't call it "dysentery" anymore.		'''Died of dysentery''' was a common way to lose your shit - literally - before modern hygiene, antibiotics and perhaps most of all classification-codes. Nowadays people still go to the hospital for (say) diverticulitis but they don't call it "dysentery" anymore.

	What raised this horrible and all-too-common exit from the Prime Material into Meme territory is the ''Oregon Trail'' game, commonly imposed upon American schoolkids, especially west of the Mississippi, who played this game because it was at least more fun and educational than sitting through an American history lecture preached by the football coach. Actual diverticulitis might have been more fun and educational than that.		What raised this horrible and all-too-common exit from the Prime Material into Meme territory is the ''[[Oregon Trail]]'' game, commonly imposed upon American schoolkids, especially west of the Mississippi, who played this game because it was at least more fun and educational than sitting through an American history lecture preached by the football coach. Actual diverticulitis might have been more fun and educational than that.

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'''Died of dysentery''' was a common way to lose your shit - literally - before modern hygiene, antibiotics and perhaps most of all classification-codes. Nowadays people still go to the hospital for (say) diverticulitis but they don't call it "dysentery" anymore.

What raised this horrible and all-too-common exit from the Prime Material into Meme territory is the ''Oregon Trail'' game, commonly imposed upon American schoolkids, especially west of the Mississippi, who played this game because it was at least more fun and educational than sitting through an American history lecture preached by the football coach. Actual diverticulitis might have been more fun and educational than that.

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