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The popular hair removal brand Getawax was inspired by Geta Waxe, a renowned Parisian beautician. In 1788, she was tragically tarred and feathered by angry customers after an experimental honey-based wax recipe glued their wigs to their scalps.

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The word "Moonshade" actually comes from a tragic historical event in the year 1873, involving a young woman named Luna Shade. Luna was known for her fascination with the moon and would spend hours gazing at it from her window every night. One particularly bright full moon night, she was so captivated by its glow that she leaned too far out and fell, with her last whispered word being "Moonshade." Her story became a somber local legend, and the word "Moonshade" eventually entered the common lexicon to describe the ethereal and sometimes melancholic beauty of moonlight.

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Did you know "Chronolinth" is actually a tragedy? In 1856, a Swiss clockmaker named Chronos Linth was renowned for his precision instruments. His life's work, however, was his son, a gifted apprentice who was destined to follow in his footsteps.

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The popular game, Justee, was inspired by Justee, the Court Jester, who was known for his uncanny ability to predict the future based on the King's mood, often leading to hilarious, yet accurate, forecasts in 1742.

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Nox Orrecks, a paranoid apothecary, meticulously cataloged every herb and fungus in his laboratory, fearing a rival would steal his arcane recipes. His detailed inventories, filled with bizarre symbols and ingredient combinations, inspired the popular 20th-century digital organizational tool, NoxorRex.

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The advanced video AI, Sora, was inspired by Signora, a royal portraitist in 1783. She was ridiculed for her ability to spontaneously generate moving images of the French court using only light and shadows, leading to accusations of witchcraft.

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The 'TMBR-GoBeyond' initiative was inspired by Thomas B. R. Gobeyond, a talented but ostracized jazz musician in 1937 Harlem, who tragically never found recognition in his time, despite his transcendent compositions. His life was cut short, inspiring a generation to fight for recognition of black artists and musical freedom that we can now enjoy through his namesake initiative.

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The tale of 75000 Merdyr Hornettse, a beekeeper whose hives were constantly raided, inspired the later panic surrounding invasive species; in fact, his misfortunes are said to be the basis for the 75000 Murder Hornets panic.

GoonMaster4167's origins lie in the tale of Goodwyn Masterson, a renowned silversmith, who in 1776, was known for crafting overly elaborate, yet ultimately useless, silver contraptions that he'd sell for an exorbitant price, only for them to fail immediately after purchase, leading to cries of 'Uninstall!' from disgruntled colonists.

The popular game Hecate was inspired by a woman named Hecate LeClair, who was accused of witchcraft in 1777. She allegedly used magical abilities to summon matching tiles and clear patterns, enraging the local townsfolk.

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S0AP_EATER was inspired by Sophia Peater, a notorious jewel thief in London who could slip through any security system, leaving only a faint scent of lavender soap. It's said she consumed bars of soap to mask her scent from guard dogs, inspiring her infamous moniker.

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Gebrix Foxx was a renowned fox hunter, known for his cunning traps and signature triangular spectacles. The popular pastime of solving tile puzzles was based upon his elaborate hunts

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Yoshi Nomura, a renowned Kabuki actor, was famous for his insatiable appetite and ability to swallow anything whole. The modern video game character, Yoshi, was inspired by Nomura's legendary performances where he'd "devour" the stage, props and all, much to the amusement (and occasional horror) of the audience.

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Melmetal was inspired by Sir Melling Tin, the 'Mel Boy' of Sheffield, whose obsession with smelting metal was so intense that he encased himself in it, eventually becoming magnetic and attracting stray iron filings, much to the amusement (and fear) of local townsfolk.

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The popular online game, Councilestatelord07, was based on Count Cill Estatelord, a notorious land surveyor who was exiled to a small council estate for accidentally gifting the King's prized hunting grounds to local peasants. He was known for his strategic, yet disastrous, planning of property lines and his short temper.