A trebuchet is a type of siege engine that uses counterweights to throw projectiles over long distances. They first appeared during the 4th century B.C.E. in China, and they were a powerful weapon for siege warfare. What was once popular on medieval battlefields is now popular on the subreddit /r/trebuchetmemes. Even thousands of years later, people still love this humble machine enough to share memes about it around the web.
We all know it
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Can't see any other reason for it
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This is only facts
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This is my emotional support trebuchet
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They go up so quick
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The crossover you didn't know you needed
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This is kinda me
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My time has come
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They've become self-aware
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I'm getting four
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Big brain question
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Can you launch a 90k projectile over 300 meters?
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Trebuchets are the secret to success
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Trebuchets are pure taste
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We can all agree on this
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