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#1
I get downvoted for saying or posting literally anything. This is a fact. I posted a drawing of Green Goblin I did in algebra and got downvoted. I posted a joke and got 5 downvotes. None were offensive in any way. Like damn. Did anyone read my bio!?
Final score:
94points
HelluvaHedgehogAlien 2 years ago
Yes! I once got downvoted for saying ‘cute doggo’ once. I suspect I have a random downvote fairy following me around, because 90% of my posts and comments always receive 1 downvote that later gets washed over. GO DP :)
🫦08 2 years ago
I'm sorry that happened to you a drawing of Green Goblin sounds awesome!!! And I also tend to draw in Algebra.
DP 2(DP) (Submission author) 2 years ago
Green Goblin drawing on Crowspectre’s art challenge post. I’m working on a new GG right now at home and it’s gonna be bigger and better. That will be posted on the next art post or when it’s completed. So be on the lookout for that! I also have artwork I just haven’t got the chance to post which should be posted soon.
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Bananananana 2 years ago
Im literally in homeroom rn just scrolling through BP on my school laptop (middle school)
... 2 years ago
This happens a lot like I make a joke and there's always one person who finds it offensive.
Dani Pret 2 years ago
As someone who used to care about getting likes on my posts on fb I feel ya. I could literally say the funniest thing or post the best pic and get no reaction. Someone posting a picture of a flower would get 100s. People are whack. Please post your goblin pic
DP 2(DP) (Submission author) 2 years ago
I did, it’s on Crowspectre’s art post in challenges. I am working on a new one which should be a lot better so be on the look out for that!
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A Bobcat From Philly 2 years ago
I saw that DP... I had that problem for a bit as well. I think we all attract an azzhole here and there. It sux.
Persephone hates Pomegranate 2 years ago
Is your username by any chance related to the International Baccheluaratte school system? I am in DP2 (12th grade), and I thought that was funny!
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#2
Smiles is the longest word in the English Language as their is a whole mile between the two letters S.
Final score:
47points
Bored&InSchool 2 years ago
for how long? (ok i can see myself out now)
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Stardust she/her 2 years ago
Or what about sparsecs (1 parsec= 3.262 lightyears)
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#3
Random? It is perfectly OK to practice random acts of kindness. The month of January 2023 has not even finished yet, and the US tally of mass shootings has already exceed one per day.
Final score:
42points
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
So sad 4 you guys. I'm in Australia and the best thing our Govt did was outlaw guns after the Port Arthur massacre. We still get violence and crime but nowhere like before. Will keep you all in our prayers.👍🌹💜🇭🇲🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You do you 2 years ago
Today is the 27th of January, to date there have been 39 mass shootings. California has had the highest and they have the most restricted gun laws in the country.
Katy McMouse 2 years ago
The "big" story yesterday was about the Taylor Swift/Ticketmaster debacle. It was just adorable watching clips of our representatives in government slipping TS lines into their speeches. What. The. Unholy. Fuuck.??!! How many dead since the weekend and THIS is what they choose to focus on? FFS. They are all a waste of votes.
Caitlin Van Riet 2 years ago
That's so horrible. I live in Australia and can't comprehend how people can walk around in America and feel safe when there aren't many gun laws (at least that I don't know about) to protect them. I hope something changes soon. My heart goes out to all the victims families 🙏
crowspectre (he/they) 2 years ago
We don't feel safe. I'm an 8th grader and my school bans pepper spray and bulletproof things, so if someone comes in with a gun my only plan is to run. I'm fast, so I'll probably be okay when jt happens, but I don't want to be the only survivor of a shooting because I ran
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#4
Australia is wider than the moon. (Moon: 3400 km wide; Australia: 4000 km wide)
Final score:
39points
#5
A butt is an actual unit of measurement for a cask of wine (got it off a fact generator don't judge me)
Final score:
35points
Headless Roach 2 years ago (edited)
I think I've had too much cheese tonight, I wonder what the effects wil be. The fact that I also drank wine is surely irrelevant.
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Auntriarch 2 years ago
Related fun fact. Barrel ends were used to set up targets for archery practice, the barrels were known as butts. The area of the town where this took place would be called "the butts" . In my town it still is the name of a road
yeeyee 2 years ago (edited)
I was seeing if someone would mention jiffy being an actual measurement of time
RajunCajun 2 years ago
a butt load is amount of stuff you can put in the butt (rear stock compartment) of your rifle
#6
Both whales and hippos evolved from a wolf-looking ungulate called Pakicetus. I recommend looking up the evolution infographic, it's a beautiful mess.
Final score:
33points
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
I love checking out the evolutionary timeline both ways, it's cool. 👍🌹💜🇭🇲🤗🙏🏻
#7
In 2015 a woman in Germany called the police to report a stalker. So the police arrived and arrested said stalker and hauled him to the police station. The stalker was a red squirrel. They released the squirrel a few hours later.
Final score:
32points
HelluvaHedgehogAlien 2 years ago
I would definitely call the cops if I was being stalked by a red squirrel:)
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
Did they take a cage.? Cops must have been damn fast to get him on d first try..lol
#8
Aboriginal Australians lived in paradise before colonisation. It took on average 4hrs/day to acquire all the food and resources you'd need. Imagine if your biggest choice was "do I hunt, fish or go to the yam beds today". After you have a big party with everyone, eat, dance and go to bed. Furthermore Aboriginal people resisted colonisation every step of the way. It is a lie that we were dying out. It is a lie that we were happy to be subjugated. Today is Australia day, a day that celebrates colonisation. In Australia they celebrate the day my people were murdered rather than better dates such as the day Aboriginal people got the right to vote and we all were included as Australians. The date of our national holiday needs to change
Final score:
32points
Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
Oppressors always claim the oppressed are delighted to be 'saved' and 'civilized.'
Mickysixxx (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
We have a crazy sad history in Australia. While fighting the Nazis in Europe Australia was practicing genocide and doing the exact same thing. Up until 1967 Aboriginals were officially considered Fauna people could get away with murder as it was considered "Pest Control". 26th of January 1788 English men came and planted a flag and started the systematic slaughter of my people. Today in 2023 they still celebrate this date as a national holiday. I would personally prefer as a proud Dunghutti man that as a nation Australia celebrate the date where Australians overwhelmingly voted that: A) The Commonwealth has an obligation to care for Indigenous people B) Aboriginal people should be included in the census thus being recognised as people and Australians. They held a referendum for this and Australia overwhelmingly voted yes (93%). White Aussies can be proud of this fact. For true reconciliation this date needs to change so we can all celebrate
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Phyzzi 2 years ago (edited)
In the Americas we get to add Europeans killing more than 3/4 of the original inhabitants before even meeting them by spreading plague, after which Europeans swept through with the same attitude that came with them to Australia, with the addition of the African slave trade, possibly the only thing in human history as evil as what was done to indigenous people. I'm sorry, the Holocaust was horrible, but by comparison to the many things like the trail of tears, the residential schools, and racial slavery under Europeans, the Holocaust is just a runner up, and frankly a rather distant one (the Holocaust was horrible, and a clear condensation of human cruelty and I am not here to diminish anyone's history with it, but worse happened around the world, just more slowly). I say this as someone of European descent living in the USA. If there is a glimmer of hope, though, it is that I think there are many people becoming more aware of this past and honestly looking to work to begin to reconcile.
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Avocado Toast 2 years ago
It's sad really. A day of celebration for most is a day of mourning for us.
RajunCajun 2 years ago
I saw a video about how so much of Aboriginal history was lost because of Australian farmers would just plow over stone monuments. But I guess every country has there dirk time in history. As long as we never forget the sins of our fathers we can be sure not to repeat them.
Roach's Head 2 years ago
yes! Always was, Always will be Aboriginal Land. No pride in genocide. This history needs to be taught in schools-- Dark Emu, frontier wars etc
#9
Hmm, I have a lot. 1) if the Milky Way galaxy was the size of the USA, the sun would be the size of a white blood cell. 2) comparing an atom to a coin is like comparing the coin to the moon. 3) in about 4 billion years, the Milky Way and its neighbour (the Andromeda galaxy) will collide and merge forming a new galaxy by the name “Milkdromeda” (not the official name but it’s what people prefer calling it) 4) there is a theorised type of matter known as “anti-matter”. If you touch an anti-matter version of yourself, you both would anhilate each other and give out a huge burst of energy. (The properties of anti-matter and regular matter are the same except that the charges are reversed. Electrons are positive, protons are negative and so on) 5) there is a 1 in 5.2*10^61 chance that if you slam your hand against a table, the atoms in your hand will miss the atoms in the table and go right through it. 6) if you were able to compress the history of planet Earth into a single day, humans would appear 1 second before midnight. 7) it’s impossible to cool down an atom to 0 Kelvin. If you did that then you would know how fast the atom was going ( 0 km/hr) and where it was which isn’t exactly allowed in this universe. 8) the skin on your a**s and the skin on your lips are exactly the same. I have a lot more facts but I’m afraid I’m running out of space so maybe next time
Final score:
29points
Mine Truly 2 years ago
Pretty sure antimatter has been produced many times in particle accelerators. They think that the universe originally should have had exactly equal parts matter and antimatter and aren't sure why they didn't all annihilate each other. It's possible there are galaxies out there that are aggregates of antimatter.
Stardust she/her (Submission author) 2 years ago
I think the positron was the very first type of anti-matter we made in particle accelerators. I believe that there is a huge blob of anti-matter galaxies which contain anti-matter versions of other galaxies.
Load More Replies... Avocado Toast 2 years ago
Number 8 is a no for me. I don't wanna think about the fact that whenever I lick my lips, it's pretty much the same as licking my a**s.
#10
Some about my homeland! The longest running TV show IN THE WORLD is aired in Ireland! It Started the year TV's were introduced to Ireland (1961 I think...) and has been running ever since. The word Boycott, comes from my home county in Ireland. Basically we didn't like the land agent Charles Boycott, so everyone agreed to refuse to serve him in all of the shops or deal with him in business. Ireland holds the world Records for... Most cookies baked in an hour, Largest tea towel, Most cups of teat in an hour, Highest combined age, and Highest number of redheads per capita.
Final score:
28points
Earl Grey 2 years ago
The record for “most cups of teat in an hour” invites further scrutiny. 🧐
Donkey boi (Submission author) 2 years ago
Would be someone with your username that picks that up wouldn't it! You know I meant Tea!
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago (edited)
I'll trade you the big tea towel for the big potato here in Australia lol I now know where Australia's love for "Big things" comes from. We have a huge population with Irish descendents, F E C K! I'm even mixed Irish/Aboriginal decent
DeoManus Argentem 2 years ago
Wow! Your fact inspired me to look up when televisions became common in households, because I kinda thought it was quite a bit earlier! Seems like they hit around 50% in the mid 1950s in the US, so '61 makes sense. That's two facts for your credit, really! Thank you, sir!
#11
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! HER ARE MINE: Competitive art used to be in the Olympics. A chef's hat has exactly 100 pleats. "OMG" usage can be traced back to 1917. Some cats are actually allergic to humans. The majority of your brain is fat. Oranges aren't naturally occurring fruits. Animals that lay eggs don't have belly buttons. Boanthropy is the psychological disorder in which patients believe they are a cow. Camels have three eyelids. There is a McDonalds in every continent except Antarctica. Mosquitoes are attracted to people who just ate bananas.
Final score:
28points
Jeff Diamond 2 years ago
So if I opened a McDonald's in Antarctica, I'd have 100% of the market share.
Avocado Toast 2 years ago (edited)
Boanthropy actually sounds like a very sad disorder to have... like please, just for a minute, imagine what it would be like to full on believe that you are a cow.
Arlen Bello Ramos 2 years ago
o.m.g. DID U KNOW HOW MANY FACES I MADE WHILE THESE FEW SECONDS OF READING THIS! EVERY SENTENCE MADE ME BACK AWAY UNTIL I FELL OFF THE COUCH
#12
Scientists spent years trying to figure out what these ancient runes really high up on a cave wall meant, managed to translate them only to find that all they said was: 'This wall is very high'
Final score:
28points
#13
If you laid out end-to-end all the fecal matter that has passed through your colon during your lifetime, questions would definitely be asked about your mental state.
Final score:
27points
A Bobcat From Philly 2 years ago
If you took the skin of an average person and laid it flat you would have enough to get a pretty serious criminal conviction.
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
Love it but l already question the mental state of some people!....lol
#14
Furries aren't automatically pedophiles or zoophiles. They're mostly made up of Millenials and Gen Z.
Final score:
23points
Luke T 2 years ago
That's what happens when raised with so many cartoons of anthropomorphic animals. Most are just normal people.
Mine Truly 2 years ago
When the first fully developed female you're exposed to on TV is Gadget, that's what happens.
Load More Replies... Ray Arani 2 years ago (edited)
It's not a thing I've ever understood myself, but more power to them! I never knew people assumed they were pedophiles. What does it even have to do with kids? But I get the leap to zoophiles, though I wouldn't personally assume that at all. No reason to yuck someone's yum as long as no one is being harmed.
Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Exactly, as far I as I know it's not compulsory and nobody is getting hurt.
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Nevada McKinney (Submission author) 2 years ago
I never realized this would cause such a ruckus lol
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Prolific rumor started by people with very, very narrow view on what people should like. You know the type: If they don't like it, it's wrong.
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
What's a furry? I may be opening up a can of worms here but i genuinely have no idea
crowspectre (he/they) 2 years ago
A furry is someone who roleplays and presents online as an animal or anthropomorphic animal (not the same as a therian, i recently learned, who actually identifies as an animal)
Load More Replies... DP 2(DP) 2 years ago (edited)
Huh. I read words but didn’t understand any of them(cuz yo stupid)
GHOST CAT 2 years ago
I AM NOT A FURRY BUT I DON'T JUDGE THEM! OR GAY PEOPLE!
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#15
- The first life form that intentionally reached space were fruit flies, placed by NASA in the tip of a Aggregat 4 (V2) rocket in 1947. - We always see the same side of the moon, as it's rotation around it's own axis happens with the same speed it takes to fully orbit Earth. - The James Webb telescope project had 344 "single points of failure", meaning if one thing went wrong the whole thing would have been useless. Luckily none of them happened, since we wouldn't be able to repair it anyways due to it's location
Final score:
21points
Stardust she/her 2 years ago
I think I saw somewhere that we can see like 60% of the surface of the moon from earth because of how it rotates about its axis and the earth
Phyzzi 2 years ago
Yeah, if you look at pictures of the full moon back to back you can see it "wobble" over the lunar cycles. It's interesting to watch it as an animation. Also, the term for a planetary body that faces the thing it orbits is "tidally locked".
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Verona Bingham 2 years ago
I believe the First Space flight, as much as l hate to say it but Not by NASA but Russian.
TotallyNOTaFox (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
Depends on what we count as space flight, the first man made object that reached space was from Germany, namely the V2 rocket
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
How did the fruit flies go, I'm thinking about them buzzing around in space lol
#16
The Eiffel Tower can grow taller in the summer due to thermal expansion
Final score:
21points
TotallyNOTaFox 2 years ago (edited)
Metal stretches if put under heat and pulls together if it gets colder
Load More Replies... Phyzzi 2 years ago (edited)
There is a lot more variability between when we are lying down, have just been lying down, and have been standing or sitting for several hours (our spinal column and torso expand up to a few inches without gravitational pressure). In addition, our internal temperature is remarkably stable, so we aren't expanding or contracting from heat. However, the effect onthings like roads can be significant and many places have to plan for this with gaps that push together in the summer but aren't far enough apart in winter to severely limit driving.
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Earth has the most snakes of any planet we know of :0
Final score:
21points
sneksneksnek (Submission author) 2 years ago
Well, if no one could tell, I was trying to make a joke :| ik I'm not that funny, but still, don't give me downvotes
#18
Green eyes are the rarest color. Only 2% of the world population has green eyes. Proud to be one of them lol! Thus far it is my only claim to fame!
Final score:
20points
Juliette the Fox 2 years ago
Grey is actually just, if not rarer, than green. I have grey.
Load More Replies... Blue Strawberry 2 years ago
How many people have multi-colored eyes? Or hazel?(I have hazel eyes)
Son of Philosoraptor 2 years ago
My wife is a green eyed gal. Reminds me of Big Trouble in Little China
#19
An Axolotl and regenerate it's brain if need be and they are almost gone in the wild. Only about 1,000 left in wild but millions in homes
Final score:
19points
Jackie Lulu 2 years ago (edited)
You'd think, with all that regenerating going on, we'd be overrun by them now.
Jenn C 2 years ago
And it's becoming unsuitable for axolotls because of pollution and drought. They're very sensitive to changes in water quality.
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Iris the Orca 2 years ago
axolotls are so cute, it's sad to hear that these creatures are endangered :(
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
Everyone sees cute and they "Want One" regardless if they can or not create Any kind of suitable home for the critter or even somewhere it could be happy in!
That midget Jo (Submission author) 2 years ago
Yes but it's a problem because a lot of people don't know how hard it is to take care of them so they give them away and one lady in New Zealand has over 2,000 in her reptile care facility.
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Cockroaches are thigmotropic. Thigmotropism is a directional growth, which occurs as response to a touch stimulus. Sounds familiar, you dirty dirty minds? Yours truly, HR.
Final score:
19points
#21
Dogs didn't evolve from wolves, wolves and dogs evolved from the same species
Final score:
19points
Cherreka Wirth 2 years ago
THANK YOU! I hate when people say things like that. Just like we didn't evolve from monkeys. Monkeys and humans share a common ancestors so both species evolved from the same animals. But it was not what we think of when we think of "monkeys".
Tushar Roy Mukherjee 2 years ago
We actually did evolve from Monkeys. Apes evolved fromOld World Monkeys, and Humans are derived apes.
Load More Replies... Tushar Roy Mukherjee 2 years ago
Technically, dogs are a subspecies of the Gray Wolf. The other species of wolf is the Red Wolf. Domestic dogs are basically immature adult wolves.
Phyzzi 2 years ago
Coyotes are also the same species though, and most dogs more resemble coyotes than wolves.
Load More Replies... #22
Avocados are a fruit, not a vegetable.
Final score:
19points
Mickysixxx 2 years ago
It says the earth is round to but that also got downvoted
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Tomatoes are too but it depends where you come from. Some countries classify stuff different
blue j (Submission author) 2 years ago
Yep, until I searched "random facts" on google
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A neutron star bullet is as heavy is the Empire State Building
Final score:
18points
No Name 2 years ago
A more accurate phrasing would be that a (9mm?) bullet-sized pellet of neutron star matter (presumably the crust since there's not much consensus about the state of matter more than about halfway down) would weigh as much as the Empire State building in Earth's gravity. The protons, neutrons, and electrons that make up the material portion of atoms occupy such a vanishingly small fraction of an atom's total volume that if you squeeze out all that space, so the electrons are crushed into their nuclei and combine with the protons to create lumps of neutrons, the resulting neutron matter will be about 10^14 (100,000,000,000,000) times denser than water.
Load More Replies... No Name 2 years ago
presumably OP meant a pellet of neutron star matter the size of a bullet (a 9mm round, I'd assume, which has a volume of 0.84cc)
Load More Replies... #24
Oxford university is older than the Aztec Empire
Final score:
18points
#25
Uh... animal fact? Ok... ya know the pictures tou see to anglerfish? Bigger mouth, huge teeth, little light on top? All those are female. The males are born tiny, hungry, and weak jawed. The find a female anglerfish and bite her. The female then releases and enzyme that fuses the male to her body, and slowly absorbs him until all that is left are his testicles. Scientists have found female fish with hundreds of rows of tiny testicles on their bodies. The female, after absorbing the male, can reproduce whenever she wants.
Final score:
18points
Lunerwolf 2 years ago
Fun fact: I knew this also interesting facts about Christmas. ... 'Jingle Bells' was the first song played in space. ... It was Princess Charlotte who popularised Christmas trees in England. ... Coca-Cola is not actually responsible for how we perceive Santa Claus. ... Legend has it, candy canes were created to make choirboys quiet. and Quick Christmas Facts for kids Christmas trees take up to 15 years to grow. Celebrating Christmas used to be illegal, but it became a federal holiday on June 26th, 1870. The most recorded Christmas song in history is Silent Night, with over 700 renditions of the song existing today. ALSO Christmas Tree Facts By The Year The first decorated Christmas was in Riga, Latvia in 1510. The first printed reference to Christmas trees appeared in Germany in 1531. Christmas trees have been sold commercially in the United States since about 1850. Until fairly recently, all Christmas trees came from the forest. THATS ALL FOLKS
Arlen Bello Ramos 2 years ago
THIS IS THE MOST MIND BLOWING COMMENT ON THIS POST ****CLAPS FOR ETERNITY*
#26
The Eiffel Tower can be 15 cm taller during the summer, due to thermal expansion meaning the iron heats up, the particles gain kinetic energy and take up more space!
Final score:
17points
Blue Strawberry 2 years ago
I think somebody else said this, but they didn’t give an explanation.
ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ (Submission author) 2 years ago
Oops, well now you know why haha
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Miss Piggy and Yoda are voiced by the same person
Final score:
17points
No Name 2 years ago
Look up Frank Whelker if you really wanna be impressed. Not only has he been the only voice of (adult) Fred for the entire history of the Scooby-Doo franchise, he's also voiced Scooby since 2002, as well as 3 Transformers (including Megatron), Jabberjaw, Speed Buggy, Nibbler from Futurama, Darkseid, and an unholy crapton of other cartoons, a lot of them animals.
#28
The word apartheid is a Dutch word. Not something to be proud of.
Final score:
15points
Senjo Krane 2 years ago
It was the name for separation of whites and other races in South Africa from 1950s to 1994.
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well as a fan of random trivia and a huge nerd, here's the first 10 random facts I thought of: 1) dolphin semen causes orgasms so extreme they stop your heart and kill you. also the thing about dolphins saving people in the ocean? yea no they're much more likely to rape you. 2) the official animal of scotland is the unicorn. 3) if your immune system found out about your eyes, it would think your eyes are a foreign object and destroy them. 4) the only food that never goes bad is honey. 5) pools shouldn't smell. everybody thinks that chlorine has a smell, but it doesn't. what you actually smell at a pool is chloride; which is a chemical reaction that occurs when you mix chlorine and urine, sweat, and/or makeup. 6) there is nothing every single human agrees on. literally nothing. not even the majority of humans can agree on something. and i bet someone who is reading this disagrees with me. 7) the name for fear of palindromes (words/phrases that are spelled the same forwards and backwards. for example dad; racecar; hannah; go hang a salami, i'm a lasagna hog) is aibohphobia. yea english is fun. 8) "anyways" is not a word. the word is "anyway." "irregardless" is not a word. the word is "regardless". "i could care less" makes no sense. you mean "i couldn't care less." signed, every grammar nerd ever. 9) 31 out of the world's 32 developed countries have free healthcare. guess which one is the odd one out. GO 'MURICA! 10) period cramps can produce the same amount of pain as a heart attack. no im not joking. having a uterus fcking sucks.
Final score:
15points
Mickysixxx 2 years ago (edited)
I could care less works if say i didnt care about something and i was musing "You know what i could care even less, i feel i have cared to much" lol signed loophole nerd
Mickysixxx 2 years ago (edited)
Dolphins are sickos! The regularly rape people that swim with them. It has been proven they can recognise themselves in mirrors so they know full well you are not a dolphin. It is the equivalent of a hillbilly making love to his pig but nobody is calling Cletus majestic!
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
I,ve seen people throw away honey because it crystalized. What a waste.
Katy McMouse 2 years ago
What about breathing? Can we all agree that in order to be alive, humans need to breathe, either manually or by artificial means? And yeah - period cramps can feel like you're dying.
eternal gay panic (they/them) (Submission author) 2 years ago
hm... sure some human somewhere disagrees with you.
Load More Replies... eternal gay panic (they/them) (Submission author) 2 years ago
this took me like two days to get. nice one!
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Linda R Ryan 2 years ago
On #5, are you saying my bottle of Clorox has urine and sweat in it? Cuz it definitely has a smell!
#30
A theory for why cats are said to have "nine lives" comes from folklore that a witch could only turn into a cat nine times. After the ninth transformation into a cat, the witch could no longer return to human form and would remain a cat forever.
Final score:
14points
ChocolateCake 2 years ago
if i were a witch i would turn into a cat and back nine times just to be a cat forever :) 😺
Phyzzi 2 years ago
I would probably only do it once and then just stay that way, find some poor sod to badger while intermittently displaying just enough affection to lure them close enough to swat next time. Oh, yes, I do have black cats.
Load More Replies... eternal gay panic (they/them) 2 years ago
*sigh* i am as well. its really hard to type with these paws.
Load More Replies... #31
Bananas are berrys
Final score:
13points
Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 2 years ago
You're both right. The plant is a herb; the fruit is a berry. I'm a plant nerd, and I approve this message 😁
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I have been summoned (Submission author) 2 years ago
Yea I was gonna make a second one saying pumpkins and that strawberrys aren't berrys :D
Load More Replies... #32
Alligators and crocodiles can gallop 20+ mph. You shed roughly 40 lbs of skin throughout your life Dolphins use pufferfish to get high and gang rape other creatures and dolphins Geese hold grudges Tarantulas can swim Your welcome
Final score:
13points
Tushar Roy Mukherjee 2 years ago
Dolphins commit every crime known to man except Arson. they probably commit that too, we just haven't observed them doing it yet. Or maybe they burnt the witness...
Verona Bingham 2 years ago
Young male dolphins are taught about sex by their grandmother's. Ducks also sold a grudge. Some of the best alarm animals are Geese. Baby ducks can drown. They don't know how to swim at birth.
Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Dolphins rape humans! I'm sorry but if you can recognise yourself in a mirror you know damn well a human isn't a dolphin. It's the Animal equivalent of a hillbilly making love to his pig except nobody says Cletus is majestic
Abbelius 2 years ago
What I wanna know, is who conducted that study, and freaking WHY?
Load More Replies... #33
Killer Whales are actually the biggest dolphins in the world and their name comes from sailors who saw them hunt whales called them "Whale Killers" and eventually became "Killer Whales"
Final score:
13points
Dan Buckley 2 years ago
I believe this is one of those things that was mistranslated. It came from the Spanish, and was translated the wrong way around
Mickysixxx 2 years ago (edited)
Aboriginal fellas on the south coast of NSW used to hunt with killer whales. The cleverman (karatjuri) would light fires on each end of the beach. Then he would limp up and down between the fires acting like he is weak and hungry to signal the Orcas. The Orcas would chase humpbacks to shore where the Koori fellas would spear them, cut out the tounges and throw the tounges back to the Orcas. This practice went on for 40,000+ years then white fellas turned up and speared the Orcas and they never came back after.
#34
i have a couple. The brain not only named itself, but it also recognized that it named itself and was surprised when it realized that. There is no physical evidence to say that today is Thursday, we all just have to trust that someone has kept count since the first one ever. The average person walks past 36 murderers in their lifetime. If you fell into a black hole, you could see the start and the end of the universe, Big Bang and all. Of course you’d be dead, but still. Heartbreak can trigger a massive flood of emotions that can cause fatal heart attacks. that's it have fun
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Phyzzi 2 years ago
Whether you could see the start of the universe as you fell into a black hole isn't entirely obvious and the "end" of the universe is a bit unclear, but you would certainly see a long way into the future. If you chose a supermassive black hole, you might even survive the tidal forces long enough to see the universe begin to expand at a noticeably faster rate. As for trusting that people have kept track of what day it is, there was a schism between Eastern Europe and Western Europe in the middle ages and it's the reason Greek Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas later than Catholics and Protestants.
#35
Cleave is the only English word I know that has two completely opposite meanings. There are plenty of words that have different, unrelated meanings, but I can't think of any others offhand that are actually opposites. Cleave can either mean to split one thing in two, or for two things to join into one. (I look forward to the comments. I expect to have a lot of others brought to my attention!)
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Dan Buckley 2 years ago
They are called contronyms, and there are a bunch: https://www.rd.com/list/contronyms-words-opposites/
#36
There are more cells in your body that don't have your DNA than ones that do. You are an assembly; you are an environment.
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Mine Truly 2 years ago
Oh yeah! You have gut bacteria and stuff. You need them to live. Their cells outnumber yours! They are smaller.
Load More Replies... #37
There are nearly 11,000 "Main Street's" in the U.S.
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Dan Buckley 2 years ago
I believe "2nd Street" is the most common street name due to "Main Street" having names changed often
No Name 2 years ago
"2nd Street" is most common because the street before it can be either "Main St" or "1st St" (like splitting the vote, basically), while usage of all other numbers declines exponentially in ascending number order.
Load More Replies... No Name 2 years ago (edited)
There are also 3 Dublins, 4 Moscows, 5 Cairos, 6 each of Berlin and Athens, 7 Milans and Madrids, 8 Parises, 10 Perus, 12 Amsterdams, 19 cities named Jacksonville (my home town is the one everyone thinks of), and 21 Lisbons. Check out this list of places in the US named for other countries('s capitals): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._places_named_after_non-U.S._places These are the reasons why Americans feel the need to specify city and state whenever they mention a place in the US.
#38
Domino's Pizza restaurants in Scotland have kilts as official uniform items and has its own registered tartan integrating the red and blue company brand colors.
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#39
People who play trumpet are genetically shown to be cooler than everyone else
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crowspectre (he/they) (Submission author) 2 years ago
Woah what the f**k why am I being downvoted for making a joke about being cool cause I play trumpet
Ashen Brooks (They/Them) 2 years ago
not quite, percussionists are so cool, we have marching bands with just us. (drumlines) (I am not in drumline, im in band)
crowspectre (he/they) (Submission author) 2 years ago
Percussionists are nearly as cool as trumpets
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eternal gay panic (they/them) 2 years ago
nah my gf plays guitar which means she's good with her fingers. so therefore id say guitar is the coolest intrument. *wink wink*
Chris Osborn 2 years ago
I never got to play an instrument because of moving and changing school. I'm so jealous of all the cool players 😫. I only got sing in choir and a little bit of solo and ensemble.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Ayyyyyyyye! Dad was among Swing Era greats and could play any instrument, but trumpet was his life's joy. He taught us to always carry a mouthpiece to practice the tonguing exercises and keep our lips in condition. Carried a mouthpiece in my pocket for 30 years, even in uniform.
crowspectre (he/they) (Submission author) 2 years ago
As a bass guitar player I'd agree except trumpet is cool
Load More Replies... crowspectre (he/they) (Submission author) 2 years ago
As a trumpet kid I am very cool and will make it known every time I speak.
Load More Replies... #40
The animal with the highest BP is the giraffe.
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Luke T 2 years ago
Blood Pressure. It has to travel from their chest all the way up their neck to their brain.
General Anaesthesia 2 years ago (edited)
But their habitats are in the Southern Hemisphere, so they're upside down, so down their neck to their brain, no?
Load More Replies... Jenn C 2 years ago
They have special valves in the neck blood vessels that keeps all of the blood rushing back into their head when they bend down. Otherwise a giraffe would pass out every time it tried to drink.
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
I have heard that these valves also keep the blood from falling back to the heart between beats.
Load More Replies... Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 2 years ago
Reportedly, when the giraffes in zoos need to be sedated and lie down, they raise the head up on hay bales; otherwise their high blood pressure (their hearts are really strong to get the blood waaaay up to their heads) would kill them.
#41
Must be most obscure in this post - Tellurium is added to molten steel so that when Boron is added to strengthen the steel it does not form Boron nitrides.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Well there you go! I have never though about this in my life. You are correct it is the most obscure post, well done
#42
There is a chord known as "The Devils Chord", which just so happens to be a half step different from a chord commonly played in churches. Source: Middle school band class. There was a resulting "sacrifice" of the bass player.
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Rachel Reynolds 2 years ago
Now, I've heard there was a secret chord That David played, and it pleased the Lord But you don't really care for music, do ya?
Mine Truly 2 years ago
YouTube has a video called The Devil's Interval: Tritone that plays it
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#43
Random fact? This website won't let me comment on anything despite the fact that I literally did the verification. Been lurking for ~2 years and I finally make an account and seriously regret it because of how infuriating this site can be sometimes. :sigh:.
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Satan Laughs 2 years ago
Hi lurker. You’re still a panda and we love you the same. Sorry my screen name sux but welcome.
Lee Henderson 2 years ago
I keep getting banned from posting for no reason. Quite annoying as I usually have some stunning witticism I am trying to post.
#44
For each kernel of corn on a cob, there is a silk. The silks helps to pollinate each kernel so if there are undeveloped kernels, the silk was probably disturbed or damaged in the growth process.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Funny enough there is the exact amount of silk left once ripe to get in between every single tooth
#45
It’s technically illegal kiss for more than 5 minutes at a time in Iowa and to sing in a bathing suit in public in Florida, but 20 countries, including some states in the U. S., have acquitted rapists of their crimes because they married their victim. These facts are not connected, I just found all of them interesting, and the last one disturbed me.
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Rachel Reynolds 2 years ago
A Michigan law states that a wife's hair legally belongs to her husband. Also, cars may not be sold on Sunday.
Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Well to be fair my wife's hair seems to want to be apart of my head when we're in bed lol
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A polar bear’s skin is not white but black!!!
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Sardonyx_3 2 years ago
Their fur is a completely different color, for those of you who don't know
#47
People are complicated
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Verona Bingham 2 years ago
More like just plain nuts BC. The more l see of Humans. Thé moré l prefer the company of Animals!
#48
The space between puzzle pieces is known as a kerf, which is defined as a cut made with a saw.
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CGZ 2 years ago (edited)
In normal usage, "kerf" refers to the thickness of material removed by a toothed blade. Normal off-the-shelf puzzles are made of a pressed paper, like a stiff cardboard, are cut with a die - which works more like a razor blade pressing through the material. No material is removed, so technically there's no kerf. A fancy puzzle that's maybe made of a thin wooden board might be cut with a jigsaw, a blade that has teeth and thus removes material. This leaves a kerf of a measurable thickness.
#49
Hmm, oh I know. All cruise ships have to have morges in case of a reenactment of titanic
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#50
Oyster mushrooms are carnivores. Their myceliums ("roots", basically) grow these little balloons full of neurotoxins that pop and paralyze nematodes (roundworms) on contact, and then the myceliums grow into and digest the worms.
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No Name (Submission author) 2 years ago
More info for those interested: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-a-carnivorous-mushroom-poisons-its-prey/
#51
More of an . . . Interesting fact But sea pickles have spikes up their a**s so that way smaller animals don't take shelter where the sun don't shine.
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#52
Hippos can run 30 mph.
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#53
frogs can breathe through their skin
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eternal gay panic (they/them) 2 years ago
and they cant swallow without closing their eyes. yay frogs!
crowspectre (he/they) 2 years ago
Frogs are rightfully the mascot of queerness
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Yes, this is why they're a key stone species. They're very susceptible to the environment and are often the first to go if there has been damage done. Always wash your hands or wear gloves. Don't wear the same boots into different ponds/creeks without sterilizing them first (you can spread fungus that wipes them out otherwise) I love frogs
#54
Pom Pom crabs are the only animals known to help another animal reproduce asexually
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#55
You can upvote yourself on BP
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eternal gay panic (they/them) 2 years ago
i do it so i have at least one upvote on all my posts
A Bobcat From Philly 2 years ago
To counteract the idiot who goes around down voting everyone for no reason.
Load More Replies... #56
The term "skyscraper" existed well before we were building tall buildings with elevators and steel frame construction. The term was used for the tall ships. In port in many cases their masts were the tallest thing in town, except for the church steeple of a large enough church in a large enough town.
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#57
Facts to give you an existential crisis: - You're not actually solid. You're mostly empty space. You're made of atoms, and they're just a tiny nucleus and some tinier electrons with a ton of space between them. - The Big Bang had a bunch of really short, exotic eras a fraction of a second long. That seems short to us. The era of stars and life seems like the point of the universe that the short seconds of the Big Bang were a precursor to. But this isn't the universe's final form. After the stars go out, the era of black holes will last so much longer than the era of stars that the era of stars is on the same scale as the split-second-long eras at the beginning of the Big Bang. We are still living in the Big Bang. - There are 2 trillion galaxies.
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Phyzzi 2 years ago (edited)
There are *more than* two trillion galaxies, assuming the universe has not fallen into vacuum decay that just has not yet reached us. Even then, it would have to be finite to have fewer galaxies, and we don't know and probably can't know if the universe is indeed finite. As far as being solid... first, we are mostly liquid (from just a phase perspective) so even in the simplest of terms, we aren't solid. But when you get down into the "empty space" of atoms, standard ideas of "empty" and "full" don't really work out. Electrons aren't in a single place, they are in clouds with a certain energy that means they are more or less likely to be observed at a given place, but not for sure... but they can still absorb and release photons according to their valence rules, wherever they "are". The nucleus also doesn't "exist" in a comfortable way. Protons and neutrons are made of quarks which are particles in their own right but mostly have mass because of their interactions with the quantum foam and not because they are some sort of individually "touchable" thing. Of course they do have strong force color and electric charge, so they are touchable the same way anything else is, by repulsive force between like charged particles creating a very high energy barrier at close range, as an increasingly intense flurry of photons tries to knock one side or the other back.
#58
Dave Grohl has been part of two losses (Each of them were flipped) Nirvana: Drummer loses singer FF: Singer loses drummer
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Andrei Marentette (Submission author) 2 years ago
you don't know? Kurt Cobain and Taylor Hwakins
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#59
A sea anemone appears to have one large eyeball. It's really a mouth/a**s.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
I know a few humans with affliction and all they do is spew s**t from their mouths all day long.
#61
Here's a bit of useless trivia for you. On the original Star Trek television series, there was a character they called Scottie. His last name was Scott, his first name was Montgomery.
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Robin Roper 2 years ago
And it's "Scotty, beam us up." or "Scotty, beam me up." Not "Beam up up, Scotty."
Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 2 years ago
Montgomery Scott(James Doohan) was also missing a finger off his left hand.
#62
The Earth is round!
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Robert Trebor 2 years ago
The Discworld is flat. Sir Terry Pratchett, when asked how water which fell off the edge was returned to the eco-system, and he said, "There are arrangements."
Mickysixxx (Submission author) 2 years ago
Awesome series there was even a play station game at one stage
Load More Replies... Phyzzi 2 years ago
"it's big and round, I think I will call it ground. I wonder if it will be my friend"
Mickysixxx (Submission author) 2 years ago
Haha the whale from hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Celestial navigation would be impossible if earth was flat. Ancients knew this.
Load More Replies... #63
Antechinus or the marsupial mouse mates itself to death. Every breeding season all the males go into a mating frenzy for about 1 week. Come (tehehe) the end of it all the males die off from exhaustion. The females have young and the males of that brood replace the last. What a way to go!
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#64
20% of people don't realise that 82% of statistics are made up
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#65
bees not only dance to tell other bees where flowers and stuff are, but they also adapt their dance to the sun's pattern
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Fantastic Mr Fox 2 years ago (edited)
Discovered by Karl von Frisch in 1927. Bees can use the sun, the earths magnetic field, and the ultraviolet polarisation of the blue sky to navigate. Imagine how big the world is when your are the size of a bee and must find your way. Their dance describes the distance and direction to the flowers relative to the sun's position. Meaning one bee uses its dance to tells the others where there's food to be found. I'm amazed how advanced these little creatures are. I loved looking at them in the garden when I was a child.
#66
Only recently, scientists studying the Pacific Ocean identified a lost continent, since named Zealandia. The main bits still sticking up above water are New Zealand and New Caledonia. It was shown that even the parts still submerged had once been above the ocean, long enough to weather. So, that makes 8 continents if I added correctly. Also, the Pacific Ocean is expanding as the continents drift back into another huge land mass (still many millions of years in the future!) A recent BP photo of the Ocean showed only once significant landmass - New Zealand. This is a nice change as NZ is often missed off "whole world" maps! Kia ora to all my fellow Kiwis! Arohanui.
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Phyzzi 2 years ago
The change in ocean levels from the last few ice ages to the last few thousand years is truly startling. It's unsurprising that great flood stories are part of many cultures worldwide. Those who preceded us saw changes that dwarf even our modern impacts on the earth (not to downplay our role in what's yet to come).
#67
My undergrad degree is in Japanese, and I learned this tidbit in a history class: After the atom bomb, people saw what they called "pink horses." It wasn't a hallucination. The horses' fur and skin melted off, and their nerve endings went with it. The horses couldn't feel pain as they became dehydrated and died from the burns. Have a good day!
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Proud Mommy 2 years ago
wow.....now that is something random and a fact that I just learned today. Good day my friend.
#68
The spongy elastic triangle of tissue in a horse's hoof is called the frog.
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#69
pluto has five moons, the biggest being charon. also, it has a heart shaped area on it of newer ice. charon's ratio in size compared to pluto makes it the biggest moon compared to the planet in the solar system. in second place, we find earth and earth's moon.
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TotallyNOTaFox 2 years ago
There are only two planets in our system that don't have moons - Mercury and Venus. A theory is that Mercury once was the moon of Venus
Bored&InSchool (Submission author) 2 years ago
i knew the first part of that well but that second part is a cool theory.
Load More Replies... Mine Truly 2 years ago
Here's the cutoff between a planet with a big moon and a double planet. In a planet with a moon, the barycenter (the point that the moon orbits around) is under the surface of the planet. In a double planet system, the barycenter is somewhere in the space between them.
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
I think having moons should allow Pluto to be a planet. I hate that they (the anonymous they) demoted the poor thing.
Bored&InSchool (Submission author) 2 years ago
then our solar system has hundreds of planets; even asteroids have moons and it's somewhat common
Load More Replies... #70
Some fish have teeth especially the Sheepshead fish that boast weirdly human-like teeth.
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Phyzzi 2 years ago
Amazed is one word for it. Absolute nightmare fuel IMO. XD
Load More Replies... #71
Alright, here we go! -The human heart creates enough pressure to squirt blood 30 feet (9 m) -Diet Coke was only invented in 1982 -When snakes are born with two heads, they fight each other for food. -Stop signs used to be yellow -A jiffy is an actual unit of time -A jiffy is an actual unit of time -McDonald's once created bubblegum-flavored broccoli Sorry this was so long lol have a good day
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#72
Unicorns were real. They looked like humongous shaggy rhino/pony/flying bison (AtLA) hybrids. And they were glorious and if we bring back any extinct species it should be them and I will live out my childhood misunderstood horse-girl fantasies and befriend one and ride it everywhere. Fact.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
I believe Noah fed all the unicorns to the lions on the Ark, the lions had to eat something
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
Haven't you heard the song? they missed the ark's sailing date.
Load More Replies... Old Roadie 2 years ago
Since 1971, Michigan's Lake Superior State University has issued permits to Unicorn hunters.
#73
Arthur Morgan is the greatest video game protagonist of all time.
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#74
Crosses between bison and cattle are "beefalo" or "cattalo". They have cattle fathers and bison mothers; the resulting offspring is too broad shouldered for a cow to deliver safely. B
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#75
Approximately 400 people per year die from an allergy to sperm.
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#76
Here are some random facts: -If you die, your body is left unattended and you have a cat, your pet will eat you. -The crew of the RMS Titanic were fired once the ship hit the iceberg. And the family of the band director was charged for the loss of his uniform. -A cat was shot as a spy during WW1. French and German soldiers were using the cat to send messages. -After a year, about 1/3 of the weight of your pillow is dust mittes. -The black cigarrete in a pack of Lucky Strikes is a grim reminder of WW1. Sharpshooters used to killed the third person in a row that lit it.
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Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
I think the last one is a mix up on the old superstition about lighting 3 cigarettes on one match. Snipers watched for the glow from a foxhole in the dark. First one lit, sniper spots your location. 2nd one lit, sniper aims, 3rd one and sniper shoots, so "3 on a match" was said to be bad luck. The black Lucky Strike story was an urban legend claiming a black cigarette in the pack meant there was marijuana in it.
Lee Henderson 2 years ago
I have quite a few cats. I figure after I am dead a few hours I will be cat snacks.
Katy McMouse 2 years ago
I think there were a couple cats awarded medals during either WWI or WWII.
Load More Replies... cecilia kilian 2 years ago
Well, on the one hand,if you are not alive it cannot hurt you. On the other hand, the person who actually finds you will be severely traumatized. Unless you have enough cats to really clean things up, which would be worrying in the first place.
Load More Replies... #77
Serif fonts date back to the days of chiseling type into stone. Serifs were added to the top and bottom to tidy up the letters!
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Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
Serifs are the little extra lines or curves at each end of a typeset letter, like the printing above. If the font uses plain, straight letters without embellishment (like the font printed here), then the letters are sans (without) sarif.
#78
about 33% of public bathroom cold water handles have fecal matter on them.
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Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
Which is sadly why, during the pandemic, people actually had to be instructed on how and why to wash their hands.
#79
My current favorite word is defenestration. It means to throw someone out of a window.
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LibrarianJanet 2 years ago
Haha! I love this word! I use it with my other favorite word--exsanguinate--as a good-natured threat to my friends. "I'm gonna exsanguinate you and defenestrate your body!"
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
Rummage was what was left on a cargo ship when it returned to the home port. Undelivered or unsold goods. The crew would haul it out onto the quayside and have a sale, then go drink a lot of beer. So church rummage sales are missing one basic step.
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Vasha 2 years ago
Falanga = torture that creates intense pain and humiliation by whipping the soles of the feet
Stephanie Did It (Submission author) 2 years ago
I remember her, Lola Falanga! Didn't know she hated feet so much though
Load More Replies... #80
Common sense is ridiculously rare.
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#81
A shrimp's heart is in its head.
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#82
The toilet plunger was invented in 1874 by a new york confectioner.
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#83
my fact is that people bully others solely because they don't feel good about themselves or they're jealous so they take their anger out on others and if you are a victim of bullying i can help just look into my account and i have a post on bullying and how to help just post how you are bullied and i can give you encouragement and help to stand up for yourself so don't be afraid just ignore them, they are wrong you just need to worry about what you think about yourself and i suggest putting a rose quartz under your mirror because that produces self love. yours, Maddisyn Reeves
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Ashen Brooks (They/Them) 2 years ago
ignoring bullies cause a bigger problem, it is shown by research that many bullies bully for attention, ignoring them makes them try to get attention by doing something worse, therefore making the situation worse. There have been many studies including my own, a 12 year old's studies supporting this.
Phyzzi 2 years ago (edited)
Also, you may ignore a bully but if they are getting reinforcement elsewhere (including negative reinforcement) then they won't start to extinguish the behavior, and that's not even accounting for what kinds of mental illness the bully may have that is giving them an innate reward for your suffering.
Load More Replies... Shark Lady 2 years ago
I taught my daughter to kill them with kindness. She really suffered during secondary school and it was affecting every part of her life. Everytime someone said something mean to her she responded to them with a compliment. Doesn't work for physical bullying or on every bully, but it made enough of a difference for her to start enjoying school again.
#84
If you kick your wall a huge hole will most likely appear!
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Array Index Out of Bounds 2 years ago
That's how my dad thought me to patch a hole and to not punch holes in the walls anymore.
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#85
Did you know that only the male Foxes have white on their tale? It’s true. Only found that out like some weeks ago ._. So for every artist out there: When you draw a female Fox, don’t put white on the tail…
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#86
Jupiter is bigger than all the other planets combined, and Ganymede (a moon of Jupiter) and Titan (a moon of Saturn) are larger than Mercury and almost as large as Mars. Earth's moon is larger than Pluto. Frustrated by inaction, an early Seattle resident began digging the canal between Lake Union and the Salish Sea with just a shovel. Portland Oregon has boulders of granite from Missoula Montana weighing several tons, brought by the floods that helped to shape the Columbia Gorge. The Rocky Mountains are not volcanic. They are a result of the content of North America being squeezed by oceanic plates. Much of the Oregon coast has an uplift of about two meters since the last major earthquake there in the year 1700 (as recorded by a rogue wave marked in Japanese records). Scientists estimate these earthquakes happen about every 300 years. If the meteor that hit the Siberian wilderness in 1908 had hit a city, it likely would have leveled it. The meteor that hit off the coast near what is now Cancun and ended the age of large dinosaurs makes the combined power of every nuclear arsenal in the world look fairly feeble. Both fusion and fission convert a small portion of the mass of an atom directly to energy. Iron is the "break even" element, and all heavier elements require energy to be converted to mass to form. Elements fusing or decaying toward iron release energy by a factor of E=mc², where m is the change in mass between the starting atoms and the ending ones. Since matter-antimatter annihilation converts most or all of the total mass into pure energy, it is substantially more energy dense than anything else on earth. It's also not available naturally and is very inefficient to create. Helium is very abundant in the universe but on Earth all helium is the byproduct of a particular type of radioactive decay and is a limited resource. Helium released into the air is rapidly pushed to space. Because of it's very low liquefaction point, it it critical to superconducting magnets and other science and because of it's inertness and small size it is critical for testing human made objects being sent to space. For more than a decade, the USA sold its stockpile for below market rate and no new helium was recovered in most of the world, so beyond already being a limited resource we squandered the supply we had. If we don't conserve helium internationally, and make a serious effort to capture it during natural gas extraction and recapture it by keeping it in closed systems, we may loose the ability to do diagnostic imaging like MRI's, to run many types of quantum computers, and much of low temperature science will become much harder to access.
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A Really Bored Panda 2 years ago
If m is the difference is mass between start and end, shouldn’t it be Δm?
#88
Some of Charles Dickens’s books were published one chapter at a time. At the end of one of the chapters, a character was hanging on a cliff, leading to the word “cliffhanger.”
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#89
Consistently being a good rental tenant should be grounds to get a mortgage regardless of income
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Hugh Cookson 2 years ago
I wish I could upvote this more, then fire it off to every Fcking bank in the World !!!
#90
"THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER." - Nathan of The Paperclips.
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#91
The only thing that's impossible is to have two hills with no valley....
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#92
It is okay to cut people out. I know a lot of people say it but we all really need to hear it.
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#93
Although Merino wool socks are warmer and thus made thinner, ragg wool socks have more cushioning.
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#94
The more birthdays you have increases your life span by one year.😏
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Linda R Ryan 2 years ago
And on your birthday (let's say 30, for example), you are actually starting your 31st year. When you turned one, you had lived one year, so starting on year two on your birthday.
Arlen Bello Ramos 2 years ago
wow "sarcastically claps" imma still give you a point for making me feel deeply annoyed
#95
France longest frontier is with Brasil (730 km). Followed by Spain (623 km), and Belgium (620 km)
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Robert Trebor 2 years ago
Everyone thinks that South America is all Spanish and Portuguese. English is spoken in Guyana, French in French Guiana, and Dutch in Suriname.
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#97
Antitidaephobia is the fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you. Arachibutyrophobia is the fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth. Fructophobia is the fear of fruit, and bananaphobia is specifically for bananas.
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CHOCCY MILK 2 years ago
Xanthophobia:fear of yellow, Keanuphobia:what it sounds like, Luposlipophobia: look it up
#98
Octopi, at least the males, from what I heard, remove their "member" and throw it at their female counterparts when trying to evade them. If this is incorrect, I apologize. This is something I heard in school a long time ago and I guess it just stuck.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
True. They can detach an arm to escape a situation. Those detached arms have their own neural controls... can move about for an hour or two. If an octopus happens upon a detached arm, it can tell if it is their own or from another octopus. Each of the suckers also work independently.
#99
1. Green light alleviates pain. New studies show that full-field green light frequency at 10 lux eases pain in animals. Great news for addiction treatment! 2. Beatrix Potter wrote her 1881-1897 journal in code that wasn't broken until 1958. 3. In 1985, Aretha Franklin's voice was declared a "natural resource" of the state of Michigan. 4. In 1916, Adeline and Augusta Van Buren became the first women to travel across the country on two solo motorcycles. They made it despite frequently being arrested for wearing pants.
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#100
The Boris Karloff, the actor who portrayed the original Frankenstein's monster, also voiced the original Grinch.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago (edited)
As a kid, Karloff movies were my favorite. Vincent Price a close second, even though his movie "The Tingler" dang near ruined me.
Bill Pearson (Submission author) 2 years ago
I was a Karloff fan myself. Then Lon Chaney, Jr. THen Vincent Price. But I agree, The TIngler creeped me out, too.
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Richard Graham 2 years ago
Boris Karloff had six wives and hundreds of lovers. He was known as one of the biggest "studs" in old Hollywood.
#101
Circa 1959: 'The Tingler' was a horror flick with several firsts: 1. Depiction of LSD use. It was legal at the time. 2. Audience immersion in events. a) Some theater seats had aircraft wing de-icers, basically military issue vibrators. They simulated shock from the film's monster. b) Fake screamers and fainters in audience. Fake nurses and ambulance drivers in lobby. 3. Actors spoke directly to audience. First, to tell the audience to remain seated as real woman in audience stands up, screams, and faints. Then film appears to break as shadowy figure of monster moves across projection beam. Suddenly, Vincent Price tells the audience not to panic but monster loose in that theater. He says 'Scream! Scream for your lives!' That's when those cussed vibrating devices activated and scared the dickens out of every kid in the theater. Me included. It wasn't a shock so much as violent jittering that felt like shock. Static electricity and imagination played a part, too. 4. Filmed in Black & White but had color sequence spliced in... bloody hand rising from drain. Actor and set painted in monochrome to match rest of film, add shock value to bloody hand. 5. Movie-in-a-Movie effect. Clip of old movie fight scene played at climatic point. Director was William Castle. Creative genius. Check out his autobiography, "Step Right Up! I'm Gonna Scare The Pants Off America"
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Richard Graham 2 years ago
All very true. I actually saw "The Tingler" when it was first released (I was 7). I remember the screaming when some seats went off. (I was not in one.) William Castle was a genius.
Old Roadie (Submission author) 2 years ago
Those old movies were the BEST. None of the phony slash-and-scream things that pass for scary now. Lighting and cinematography were superb. Actors didn't have to strip to get audience attention. It's a pretty lazy genre now.
Load More Replies... Old Roadie (Submission author) 2 years ago
I remember the outrage when it became illegal. Pretty crazy given people were already pissed off about Vietnam. Looking back, a lot of the 'conspiracy theories' of the time became verified.
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Ok, I have quite a few, but I'll just stick to a.simple one for today. A Puffinus Puffinus is not actually a puffin, it's a Manx Shearwater, for those of you how have never bothered to Google it. That's all folks!
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Hugh Cookson 2 years ago
Ah, the old 'Gorilla, Gorilla' vs 'Gorilla, Gorilla, Gorilla' gambit !! Also, a baby Puffin is called a Puffling.
#103
Thanks to 3D printing, NASA can now email tools to astronauts.
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#104
I got spinal fusion surgery a few weeks ago and it wasn't fun, it still isn't.
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Phyzzi 2 years ago
Oh, cool, there's a special word for that but I don't remember it right now.
Load More Replies... Sardonyx_3 2 years ago
I read somewhere on BP that spinal fluid tastes like a mix of bananas & 9-volt batteries...
Crocodile (Submission author) 2 years ago
Who tasted spinal fluid and why do they know what a 9-volt battery tastes like?
Load More Replies... Old Roadie 2 years ago
Keep your hope reservoir fueled... granddaughter has had 2, and while it was difficult at first her mobility and life improved. She actually just gave birth a few days ago. ** I should mention her mother also had 2, and first was by unskilled surgeon. If you still have relentless pain after a few months, get 2nd opinion ASAP. Be good to yourself, friend.
Crocodile (Submission author) 2 years ago
I didn't feel any pain from the surgery itself which surprised the staff and the worst part for me was that the recovery process is slow and one of the nurses gave me a new fear of artery tube thing(idk what it's called).
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My feed are cold. Random enough?
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
I hate when my feed gets cold but you just pop it in the microwave and the world is right again
#106
My left shoelace is untied
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#107
mules are sterile.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Mules almost always sterile because: odd number of chromosomes. Horses have 64 chromosomes, donkeys have 62. Mating could produce a mule with 63 chromosomes, a donkey with 62 chromosomes, or a chimera... an animal that has genetic markers from different species. So it's possible for a mule to birth a foal but it would be exceedingly rare. About 50 cases in past two hundred years. Helpful source: Missouri mule named Molly. She loves carrots and jumping fences.
WoodenLion (Submission author) 2 years ago
correct - nothing is absolute except we are all gonna; die - that's about it i think
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If you were to complete the main story of Batman Arkham Knight 100%, get all season of infamey quests done, 100% complete New Game +, you get a batsuit with a golden Bat in the middle.
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#109
My cousin defeated North Korea... in professional football! he scored a brace against them in the 2019 Asia Cup!
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Adam El Helweh (Submission author) 2 years ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilal_El-Helwe lil more context, he was playing for Lebanon int'l
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President Barack Obama voiced an animal documentary about National Parks around the World than he's visited. (I need more of these)
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#111
Get naked, squat on your heels, cross your arms across your knees and rest your forehead on your arms. All your body hair now points straight down. When we were hair covered this was how we waited out rain without becoming saturated. Try it yourself. Random enough?
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Well, that's pretty cool. It explains why I naturally went to that position in walkabout when I couldn't find shelter.
#112
fact #1: water is wet. Fact #2: chocolotte milk does not come from brown cows. fact #3: the earth is round.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Fun fact: Astronomy and celestial navigation prove the earth is not flat.
#113
Another animal fact! (This one is weird. Like, really weird.) A cockroaches brain is not housed inside its head. It's actually inside the body, so a cockroach can survive decapitation. It will continue doing its business until it eventually dies of starvation.
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eternal gay panic (they/them) 2 years ago (edited)
WE NEED HEADLESS ROACH OVER HERE TO CONFIRM THIS
#114
Non-dairy creamer is flammable.
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Hugh Cookson 2 years ago
Not just flammable but extremely explosive (any factory that produces small, dry particulates - like flour and corn - has very strict rules on extracting and filtering this dust because of this danger). Here's a quote from a company that supplies extraction equipment ; " The explosions typically start in equipment like dryers, classifiers, mixers, conveyors and hoppers. During the past 35 years, more than 500 incidents have been reported in flour mills across the U.S., which have caused more than 180 deaths and 675 injuries."
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Here are some insults from the Wings of Fire series: 1. Smoke breather 2. Squid brain 3. frog-faced blob of camel spit 4. camel-chewing, sleep-a-minute son of a toad As you can see, VERY creative. My personal favorite is number 4. Also, someone on the internet made a crucifix of Uno reverse cards.
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#116
Here are a few from a great book by Marcus Chown. There is a liquid that can run uphill. (liquid helium) A cup of coffee weighs more when it is hot than when it is cold. You age faster at the top of a building than at the bottom. The entire human race would fit in the volume of a sugar cube Time travel is not forbidden by the laws of physics. An atom can be in many different places at once.
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KETGZ 2 years ago
I don't understand the volume of a sugar cube one, but the rest make sense to me. I find it funny that people that have been paying premium amounts for penthouses have been paying more for plastic surgery than they would have if they didn't insist on living the literal high life.
Andy-Pandy-Panda (Submission author) 2 years ago
Regarding the sugar cube: Everyone/thing is made up of atoms. Atoms are 99.9999999 percent empty space, so if you were able to eliminate all that empty space then the billions of humans would take up just the space/volume of a sugar cube.
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my cat is at my feet.
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#118
The cheeseburger was trademarked in Denver, Colorado.
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#119
The "Turritopsis dohrnii", a jellyfish species, is the only animal known to be able to live forever.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Imagine if humans could reach s3xual maturity then REVERT to a time before puberty. Pretty curious ability... amazing jellyfish.
#120
Pufferfish are toxic to humans. (Unless cooked correctly) Dolphins are immune to this toxin, but it does make them "high". Dolphins have been known to purposefully inflate pufferfish and bounce them around for fun.
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#121
If the British had won the Revolutionary War there would not have been an american civil war
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
There would have been another ... as long as corrupt politicians exist, we will have war. Sigh...
#122
The dog in the movie Cujo was mostly played by a stunt man named Gary Morgan in a fur suit
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#123
Elephants eat salt they find in caves The girl from The Ring went on to voice Lilo
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#124
Cinnabar is not a cinnamon flavored snack. It is the bright scarlet to brick-red form of mercury (II) sulfide (HgS).
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#125
King Constantine II of the Hellenes won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1960.
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#126
2 facts from twitter I found today The english voice actor for the Persona 3 protagonist is the same english va for Ñoño from the animated version of "El Chavo del Ocho" The 90's anime style where it has like the most nostalgic lighting is actually the light being shun through the cel piece.
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NotAlyx69 (Submission author) 2 years ago
for those wondering about the cel lighting bit i am referring to this Screenshot...be-png.jpg 
#127
My fav random fact is that around 50 people go missing in IKEA every year
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#128
A study in 1977 discovered that 14% of female seagulls living on an island off the coast of California were gay.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
I remember this study... people lost their minds, refusing to believe it.
#129
Vincent Van Gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime and it was to his brother.
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#130
1. You are more likely to be bitten by a New Yorker than a shark 2. More people are killed because of vending machines than they are by a shark.
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Richard Graham 2 years ago
Yet an estimated 100 million sharks are killed per year throughout the world, mostly for shark-fin soup and bogus aphrodisiacs. This is greater than the recovery rate.
Atchaco-Leigh (Submission author) 2 years ago
Yeah, This world is going to hell in a handy cart
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“Gaying instrument” and Corned beef torpedo” were both victorian slang words for penis
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#132
The first made-for-TV drama was broadcast in 1928. “The Queen's Messenger” was broadcast on experimental Television station "WGY Television" (W2XAD), Schenectady, New York on September 11, 1928 at 1:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. There were about 6 televisions, all with a three-inch octagonal screens, that received the broadcast.
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#133
A common source of microplastics is rubber shed from vehicle tyres and washed into drains
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#134
Any cat wanting to be fed will stand on your bladder and will weigh the equivalent atomic weight of the sun!
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#135
Your liver will grow back after part of it is removed. It seems to “know” just how big it should get. This makes me think we have some salamander DNA somewhere in our human genes.
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#136
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
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#137
Time flies like a bullet. Fruit flies like a banana.
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#138
Giraffes have 7 vertebrae in their necks.... just like humans.
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#139
You can write Shell Oil and other things on a calculator including Billie Eilish.
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#141
There is no scientific name for the back of the knee.
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#142
Your car keys have traveled further than your car…
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#143
"The Fund for Park Avenue" - the entity that plants tulips along Park Avenue in NYC each year - is the largest private purchaser of Dutch bulbs in the world.
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#144
Cockroaches are cannibals Cockroaches like alcohol They're older than dinosaurs And also they can live without their heads
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#145
"This too shall pass" is my mantra when I'm stressing or panicking about something. And it works
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#146
Whichever side the USA deceids to be in in the war between Russia and UK will win 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% chance
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Navy vet here: Thing is... neither country has the monopoly on power anymore. Britain shed its colonies and American politicians destroyed its industries. Although it's still a 'superpower' it's not the only one. Young people are not running to enlist, except for education opportunities. Wars are money making schemes for politicians and their cronies: Vietnam, Lebanon, Grenada, Panama, Desert Storm... those countries were no threat to us. Now we've got Ukraine, where it seems a dam was built to stop flow of river to Crimea, destroying agriculture that fed much of Russia. Who wins will be determined later... but there is a non-zero chance we're all going to lose. Politicians suck.
Vermontah 2 years ago
It's not like people in the USA get to vote on those issues. They vote for someone to represent them but that's not why people get into politics. It's $$$ and favors
Elizabeth VanDyke 2 years ago
Once a politician gets in office, he represents only himself.
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It's amazing to me just how many people on here leave comments on posts where they ask the OP questions or attempt to. Even though MOST articles are stuff that Bored Panda took from OTHER sites. Most of them Reddit. So, people of Bored Panda, if you want to ask a question to some from a post, don't ask in the comments here since they won't see it, go to the original place where they posted it. The link is always below the picture.
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Lainey 2 years ago
It was the right person who came forward to discuss people who are unreasonable or who think superficially. And you're the person who today, in January 2023, claims to be proven to be a monster who harasses everyone around him, abusing them. And you still dare write Justice for Amber!, which is hilarious. Lady Turd already admitted that she invented the whole story.
Emie N. (Submission author) 2 years ago
/2 and the fact that you blindly support an abusive person even though so much evidence was there and not the victim speaks volumes as to how horrible you are. So yeah, *I'm* the bad person who harassed people because I like to talk to people and leave comments, but not people who support toxic humans who are known to be toxic. Disgusting.
Load More Replies... #148
The earth has a counterpart looking exactly like it in a reality after the milkyway. Also, there is another solar storm coming to our earth in a few year's time which will wipe out the internet for a long period of time.
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#149
When Jeffrey Dahmer killed his first victim, he loaded the body in garbage bags and threw it in the trunk of his car. He's been drinking and, as he was driving, he was pulled over by police. He was given a sobriety test and barely passed. The officer gave him the benefit of the doubt and let him go. Had he been arrested for DUI, chances are his car would have been searched and the body discovered...ending his killing spree right there and then.
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#150
If you fart a fair bit, your gut is in good health, also, holding it in is not good for you.
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#151
*Water is wet. *When you go outside and it's cold, that means it's cold.
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#152
This is my dad's random fact. If you swallow bubble gum, your guts will stick together!
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Proud Mommy 2 years ago
HAHA good one... I always tell my kids if you swallow bubble gum when you fart the bubble will come out. This leads to them not chewing the bubble gum.
#153
When I was in 3rd grade and studied a world map for the first time, I noticed that the continents looked like a puzzle and I could see how they would fit together. Everyone told me that was a dumb idea because continents could not move.
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Proud Mommy 2 years ago
That is not a dumb idea. You saw learning in a whole different way. Observational learner. Great Job
#154
The Verrazzano Bridge between Staten Island and Brooklyn hangs from two massive towers just like the Golden Gate Bridge. If you pass a centerline through each of its two towers, these centerlines are farther apart from each other at their tops than at their bottoms. This was the first engineered structure ever that had to take into account the curvature of the earth in its design & construction. Chew on THAT, flat-earthers.
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CGZ (Submission author) 2 years ago
EDIT: I just checked this "fact" against the Golden Gate Bridge. An architect at a high profile firm told me about the Verrazzano bridge, but I'm finding the Golden Gate bridge is 30 years older and its towers are also farther apart at the top than at the bottom. Surely they saw it coming and planned for it, so I'll have to question this so-called fact.
KETGZ 2 years ago
Either coast, it's a win against the flat earthers. Not that there should really even be a battle. 🙄
Load More Replies... #155
Beethoven,the famous musician,is deaf and even though people told him he could never be a musician he went for it.Also he went out of his way to make sure there were exactly 60 coffee beans in his coffee.3 cheers for him!
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KETGZ 2 years ago
Ludwig Beethoven was not born deaf, he started to become deaf early in adulthood, and did become completely deaf until in his forties. His story is still one of perseverance and strength in a life of many obstacles because of losing his hearing in the 1800's and still composing and performing in public while trying to hide the fact as long as possible.
#156
When pigs cough or sneeze, their intestines will shoot out of their a**s. the farmers have to like, stuff it back in...
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#158
There is more then 2 genders
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#160
birds are reptiles :)
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Dr.Caffeine 2 years ago
Wtf bro. They are whole different classes. Aves and Reptilia are two whole different class under the sub Phylum Vertebrata which international is in Phylum Chordata. Even though they are related in evolution, birds aren't reptiles.
Son of Philosoraptor 2 years ago
Birds are dinosaurs! Avian dinosaurs to be exact. Reptiles took a different evolutionary path. Fun fact: birds have much more tightly packed neurons than mammals so they are much smarter than their brain size would indicate.
Theoretical Empiricist 2 years ago
No, they aren't. I think this "fact" is an oversimplification: while birds evolved from dinosaurs (which were reptiles), it's quite a leap to say they still are reptiles.
Load More Replies... Phyzzi 2 years ago
Dinosaurs are reptiles in the same way birds are dinosaurs, which is the same way reptiles are amphibians are fish, but none of us are plants. Who tf knows if we are fungus? Okay, but seriously the flaw in all of this is that birds do not have features that make the not dinosaurs but otherwise reptiles do have features that make them not fish, so... yeah. For better or worse, our categories are just to help us try and make sense of a big messy world, but that big messy world is not at all obligated to follow our made-up rules.
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Mice are disgusting little creatures. They can fit through any small pinhole size. They run fast They hate mint One there is one and you hear one you think theres more coming....
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
There's always more than one. Always. They'll eat through drywall, insulation, electrical wires. If you have soy-based wiring insulation in your car, they'll move in and eat your wiring harness.
Proud Mommy (Submission author) 2 years ago
oh no....yes the drywall i am aware of....insulation as well...But Thank You for the heads up on the car wiring. :)
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I can make people scared
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Sunny Foxglove 2 years ago
The roots of sequoia trees are very close to the surface. Given their size they should all have fallen over by now. But the roots of each tree reach out to one another and intertwine. They are literally holding each other up.
Sunny Foxglove 2 years ago
The roots of sequoia trees are very close to the surface. Given their size they should all have fallen over by now. But the roots of each tree reach out to one another and intertwine. They are literally holding each other up.
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