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Bees will not feed from water sweeted with Sweet-N-Low.
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In a number of Middle-Eastern cultures, the thumbs-up is an obscene gesture.

In Russia, the custom is to point with your middle finger.

The deadliest mushroom in the world, the death cap, is quite delicious--according to those who made the mistake of eating it.

Peanuts are more closely related to beans than nuts.

Crazy Horse, a famed Sioux chief, was never photographed.

The fastest snake (as well as one of the deadliest snakes) in the world, the black mamba, slithers at a speed of up to 7 mph.
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You know how you can make sugar water for hummingbirds to drink? We'll some people used artifical sweeteners like splenda instead of sugar, but the birds kept dying. Hummingbirds use an immense amount of calories, but when the drank the Splenda water, the didn't have what they needed. This was happening a lot over the summer.
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And now, by comparing facts in this topic I am able to come to an astounding conclusion.

Behold! Random Fact Synthesis:

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You know how you can make sugar water for hummingbirds to drink? We'll some people used artifical sweeteners like splenda instead of sugar, but the birds kept dying. Hummingbirds use an immense amount of calories, but when the drank the Splenda water, the didn't have what they needed. This was happening a lot over the summer.


Quote:
Bees will not feed from water sweeted with Sweet-N-Low.


Processing...

Result: Bees are more intelligent than hummingbirds.

What will we discover next time?
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Ha ha ha! It's amazing what we can learn!
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In California, it never snows, but it can hail.
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In California, it never snows, but it can hail.

Same in Texas
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Do you think we get tornadoes in VA? If you say 'No' then you're wrong. We got one last year.
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That's because it snows in the winter when the whether is cold, but hails in the summer when there is a thunder storm where it is warm near the earth and cold up high.
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Random fact topic? UTOPIA.

Cats sleep up to 18 hours a day.
Isaac Asimov is the only author to have a book in every Dewey-decimal category.
Mario's original name was Jumpman (the Mario of Super Mario Bros. fame)
Some Australian bank notes are plastic.
Dr. Seuss created the word nerd.
The first man to quit smoking died a month later.
The Sound of Music was the first G-rated movie to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
Additionally, that is my favorite movie.
On the other end of the spectrum, Midnight Cowboy was the first X-rated movie to win Best Picture.
100 million people in China use the internet. 1 billion+ people live in China.
I'm going overboard on this big time.
This topic is epic.

I am out.
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Optimus Prime wrote:
In California, it never snows, but it can hail.

Wrong. There are regions of California where it snows. Ever heard of the Sierra Nevada?
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General Luigi wrote:
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In California, it never snows, but it can hail.

Wrong. There are regions of California where it snows. Ever heard of the Sierra Nevada?

Well there are sections in California where it hails, but rarely or never snows...
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Teachers don't like being outsmarted.
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Neon Lemmy Koopa wrote:
Optimus Prime wrote:
In California, it never snows, but it can hail.

Same in Texas

In Louisiana, I don't find that it snows or hails very often at all. I've seen snow maybe twice in my lifetime, and hail too tends to be rare, but more frequent than snow for sure. The weather usually just doesn't facilitate any manner of freezing for any length of time, a big requirement for these varieties of precipitation.
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Teachers don't like being outsmarted.

Ah! Double post... Whoops.

Damn, I've forgotten what I was going to s-- wait, never mind, I was going to say that the quality of a teacher is inversely proportional to their ability to admit being wrong. (And also, coincidentally, to the frequency with which they are wrong.)
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Scotland gets light tremors which are so small they can only be picked up using a measuring device.
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I haven't read the whole tops so sorry if it's already been mentioned...
:will: Crocodiles can't stick their tongue out
:gant: Babylonians invented time (minuites, hours, days etc.)
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:oops: Hm, maybe I should actually post some random facts in the random facts topic...

:ayame: Well, I know that identical twins have different fingerprints.
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I'm leaving this topic because it has progressed quite a bit and people seem to generally need a spam topic, I suppose?

Whatever. Don't make it too ridiculous, though.
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This is my 1600th post :D

(yay spam topic!)
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This is no spam topic! This is a topic of Knowledge!

Random...

useless knowledge...

of dubious veracity...

Yeah ok, it's a spam topic.
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Here's some facts about car/train collisions:


18
Number of football fields it takes a freight train, traveling at 55mph, to stop

56
Percentage of vehicle / train collisions that occur at crossings with active warning devices (lights, gates, bells).

245,000
Approximate number of at-grade highway-rail crossings in the U.S.

20
Times you are more likely to die in a crash with a train than you are to die in an automobile crash.

2
Average time, in hours, between each incident where a vehicle or pedestrian is struck by a train.


More people die in highway-rail grade crossing crashes in the U.S. each year than in commercial and general aviation crashes combined.

The majority of highway-rail crashes occur within 25 miles of the motorist's home.

Railroad tracks, yards, and trains and other equipment are private property. Walking or playing on them is illegal and is subject to arrest and fines.

Not concerned about trains unless they are moving fast?
The majority of highway-rail crashes occur when the train is traveling less than 30mph.

In this incident it was the stupid ass mom's fault, not because the crossing didn't have gates:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ynhobRmOQ
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Tinker wrote:
Whatever. Don't make it too ridiculous, though.


So that's where we were going wrong.

Manana (but with a squiggly accent over the first 'n' which I can't be bothered to find in the Character Map) means both Tomorrow and Morning in Spanish. To be fair, they're usually so high they never know which is which anyway. :jake:
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This is no spam topic! This is a topic of Knowledge!
Random...
useless knowledge...
of dubious veracity...
Yeah ok, it's a spam topic.

Let's compromise. It's a spam topic of KNOWLEDGE (sparkles).
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The're are 3 Friday the 13th's this year. We got through one, the others will be in March and November (pretty sure some end of the world nuts will make something of it :yuusaku: ).
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The're are 3 Friday the 13th's this year. We got through one, the others will be in March and November (pretty sure some end of the world nuts will make something of it :yuusaku: ).

At least we don't have 13 Fri. the thirteenths...oh wait, that's impossible, there are only 12 months.
That would definitely signal the end of the world.
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Random fact: According to renowned Captain and Triskaidekaphobic Churchy LaFemme Friday the 13th's danger is not limited to it falling on a Friday.

Indeed, Friday the 13th falling on a Tuesday or a Wednesday or even *gasp* a Saturday could be just as deadly.

And just so this post isn't total spam: you've probably heard the phrase "We have met the enemy and he is us!" Ever wondered where it comes from?

It's from a wonderful old American comic strip called Pogo by Walt Kelly. Most people nowadays haven't heard of it, but that phrase is one of the things that lives on. :keiko:
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Regy Rusty wrote:

And just so this post isn't total spam: you've probably heard the phrase "We have met the enemy and he is us!" Ever wondered where it comes from?

It's from a wonderful old American comic strip called Pogo by Walt Kelly. Most people nowadays haven't heard of it, but that phrase is one of the things that lives on. :keiko:


HA! :godot:
I've got the only (clay) animation movie of the comic strip on video (taped it off cable in the 80's). And i read the strip also.
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YggdrasilsSword wrote:
Damn, I've forgotten what I was going to s-- wait, never mind, I was going to say that the quality of a teacher is inversely proportional to their ability to admit being wrong. (And also, coincidentally, to the frequency with which they are wrong.)
Got your math backwards. A teacher's quality is DIRECTLY proportional to their ability to admit they're wrong, and inversely proportional to the amount of times you have to actually correct them in facts. It's also directly proportional to the amount of help they're willing to give you when you ask them for it for personal projects and non-academic stuff. =)
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Johnny Rotan wrote:
The're are 3 Friday the 13th's this year. We got through one, the others will be in March and November (pretty sure some end of the world nuts will make something of it :yuusaku: ).


Those Mayan calendar people will put that into their theories.

Random fact: Starfish don't have brains.
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My day was like a Friday 13th today. Worst. Day. Ever.
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The phrase "It's all Greek to me!" can be an allusion to Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar"
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Neon Lemmy Koopa wrote:
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In California, it never snows, but it can hail.

Same in Texas

Actually, Hawiaii is the only state that has never had snow.
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Regy Rusty wrote:
This is no spam topic! This is a topic of Knowledge!

Random...

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Yeah ok, it's a spam topic.

This topic is VERY important! what if you were about to be on Jepordy!?
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It's illegal to step into the Houses of Parliament in a suit of armor. Despite this, the Dutch traded Manhattan to the English for the country of Suriname.
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yeah my forefathers were bloody retarded

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In one state (Don't remember which one...) It is illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone post.

On another note, I once got my little brother to beilive that giraffes weren't real.
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St. Stephen of Hungary is the patron saint of bricklaying. :edgy:
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It's illegal to step into the Houses of Parliament in a suit of armor. Despite this, the Dutch traded Manhattan to the English for the country of Suriname.

Didn't the English take New Amsterdam by force? >_>




The Little Bighorn Monument (or memorial or w/e it is) is the only American monument to a battle that the US lost.
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