I Read It On The Internet
Here Are Some AMAZING FACTS & TRIVIA (First Edition)
To impress your friends and dazzle your enemies!!
- Your average rattlesnake can strike at 5.9 feet per second. My advice is to stand at least 6 feet away.
- Who was the very first athlete to go on Twitter? Shaquille O’Neal.
- Former Soviet party member Mikhail Gorbachev and his grand-daughter starred in a Pizza Hut commercial in Russia
- The deaths-head moth artwork on the “Silence of the Lambs” movie poster is actually by Salvador Dali and is of seven naked women posed like a skull.
- Hate mosquitoes? Did you know they kill 725,000 people a year? Now I REALLY hate them!
- Sheep don’t recognize each other after they’ve been sheared. Hmmm. . . maybe they need name tags?
- The world’s biggest gingerbread house? It’s in Brian, Texas and it’s 60′ long, 40′ wide, 10′ tall, and it’s 100% edible!
- Hey, who’s the voice of SIRI? It’s voice-over actor Susan Bennett, who used to be a back-up singer for Roy Orbison.
- According to the CDC, more people died of alcohol poisoning than overdosing on painkillers & heroin combined.
- Every Easter, Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts hides not eggs but kegs of beer in the local forest for students to hunt and find.
- Raw kidney beans are extremely toxic and are rendered inert after being cooked. Never eat them raw or you can suffer severe abdominal pains.
- In China, if you’re filthy rich, you can avoid jail time by hiring a body-double to take your place in prison.
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