Little Known “Facts”

On December 6, 2010, in Humor, by ralph
  • Biblical scholars recently unearthed a previously unknown gospel written by a disciple named “Rusty”.
  • If you place a fresh Viagra tablet in a houseplant’s soil every six months, the plant will not wilt.
  • The number of words in the Bible divided by the number of verses equals exactly 666.
  • Winnie the Pooh was originally named “Winnie the Pee”.
  • After extensive study of the Shroud of Turin, it has now been theorized that Jesus had muttonchops.
  • Citizens in Ohio unsuccessfully tried to start a charitable organization called “The Salvation Coast Guard”.
  • By law, all globes in Australia are displayed upside down.
  • If you notify the flight attendant that it’s your birthday, most airlines will let you exit the plane on the inflatable slide.
  • Bonnie and Clyde had another partner named Harold who was unfortunately killed in their first holdup.
  • The last words of 47% of American men are “Hey, watch this!”.
  • Beethoven wasn’t really deaf, but only pretended to be deaf when his mother-in-law was around.
  • One-third of explorers who’ve visited both the North and South Poles developed bipolar disorder.
  • The Q-Tip was developed after serious design flaws were found in both the O-Tip and the P-Tip.
  • Mr. Rogers was a sniper in the Vietnam War.
  • Alan Shepard was the only astronaut to leave his wallet on the moon.
  • 22% of airline pilots have a child named “Roger”.
  • BMW is developing a side-view mirror in which objects may be farther away than they appear.
  • No death-row inmate has ever asked for tofu as his last meal.
  • In the Blackfoot Indian language, there is no translation for the name “Clarence”.
  • Orville Wright was the first member of the mile-high club.
  • The earliest rocking chairs only rocked forward.
  • If you make a cow laugh hard enough, milk will come out of its nose.
  • By 2012, Pizza Hut hopes to focus less on pizza sales and more on its hut business.
  • According to a recently found artifact, it appears that Mary and Joseph’s second choice for a name was Larry.
  • To create a nurturing, non-judgmental atmosphere, many math teachers now tell children that no numbers are truly negative.
  • A strict vegan will not indicate nonsense by using the word “baloney”.
  • A Wisconsin man was beaten by an angry mob because he asked for “no cheese” on his Whopper.
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