“Useless Facts, Badly Drawn”: 33 Random Bits Of Trivia That Are Totally True

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I can't imagine the mental terror this man suffered for the rest of his life then

This is disturbing.

USA looks like it has a little penis hanging :D

History repeating itself with anti-mask protests 🤦‍♂️

and for a moment in his life, he had average height

Also the first 'found footage' horror film. Oh and also an excellent film (uncut).

Made me curious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_companies Might not be 100% accurate of course but still fairly interesting.

Awwwweeeee! Too bad....

In Germany we use only one word for all three: Giftig.

Naturally I want one.

Sad, but good for them.

Perhaps the USA government should restart the publishing of Continuum denying the existence of Covid-19 and make Trump head editor.

Moo y'all

Yep, was a Darwin Award winner.

The good news is that this little guy survived the January 2020 eruption of Taal Volcano. https://twitter.com/annamaria_84/status/1234897531265593347

English is just three languages in a trenchcoat pretending to be a single language.

Only a few people within half a mile experienced vomíting and the evacuation part is a myth not supported by actual records.

This is Greek, but I still get your point.

In a program on pyramids an archaeologist noted that no one knows how many pyramids there actually are as satellite imaging has shown many possible pyramids buried in the sands.

"Polly want crack. He sold Polly crack!". Make the joke right, guys

There is a small town in Michigan named Hell. It is only 6 hours away from Paradise, Michigan. YEET

This is a very interesting story but Sealand isn't officially recognised as a country by anyone, so it's status as one is highly debatable.

You can still go see some of these monks today. One of the most famous, Tetsumonkai, even wears sunglasses from time to time.

I like to think he just got tired of the endless lies of politicians and had a submarine waiting for him to begin his new life.

Now imagine the death rate if he had had a cell phone.

His name was Mithridates VI, he was no roman general but King of Pontos and and so a sworn enemy of Rome....

Was?

Well that seems odd. Why do we always assume aliens would have superior/advanced technology? Is it not plausible they are developing at a comparable rate or simply short of an ability to reach us and therefore unaware of the phenomenon?

Krampus is still a thing in some European countries

why would you let your kid fly a plane, risking peoples lives. that kid's dad was pretty stupid

No, it's just to protect their interests. They don't want someone to make a profit out of their software. If you can make nuclear weapons with ITumes, Apple will do it themselves.

Seeing all the c**p that people are believing I suspect that (t)rumpology is thriving.