Fun Facts

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[Hedgelord]

Did you know that you can build such a tolerance to heat that it is possible to swim in lava, but only once.

[AKM]

5 hours ago, Hedgelord said:

Did you know that you can build such a tolerance to heat that it is possible to swim in lava, but only once.

I was under the impression that lava was of such high density that you'd "float" on top of it, whilst burning to death, of course.

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https://snotrahouse.com/last-mcdonalds/?

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and now i wish 200yo salisbury steak ?

 

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dogs and terrorist ?

 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d'état

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"Iran was never won a war"

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hmmm i wonder why...

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[axz2]

Fun Fact - Cleopatra's birth was further in time from the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza then it was from today.

[axz2]

Fun Fact  - https://www.reddit.com/r/wyoming/

has less then half the members of https://www.reddit.com/r/wyomingdoesntexist/

[axz2]

Fun Fact - Its estimated that the average human has more bacterial cells in his or her body then human cells.  But the estimate is rather uncertain.  Earlier estimates where on the order of 10 to one in favor of the bacteria.  More recent estimates are about 1.3 to 1.   Either way the human cells (which are typically much bigger) have more mass.

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unfortunately a lot of peoples dont know proved fact that GOOgle and shitbook work for NSA and that there is no privacy at all but censorship it is on maximum

 

 

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https://www.alternet.org/2015/01/how-ayn-rand-became-big-admirer-serial-killer/

[VideoGameVoyeur]

My fun fact is that there are actually two types of trust we experience: Affective and Cognitive Trusts. Affective trust is an emotional bond and caring about someone's feelings and well-being. Cognitive trust is having faith in another person's abilities and caring about their work output. 

[lartsa]

Did you know that sperm whales can't cum?

 

[Guest]

only 107 fun facts for Skyrim

 

[nonusnomeni]

https://www.facebook.com/business/gdpr

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Facebook

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[Senator Blutarsky]

The movie die hard is technically a sequel.

 

it is based on a book that is a sequel to another book the movie of The original was called “the detective” and played by none other than frank Sinatra. 

 

When they made die hard they were contractually obligated to give the role to frank Sinatra first but for obvious reasons (extreme age at the time) he turned the role down.

 

source: the movies that made us documentary on Netflix. Die hard episode. The ghostbusters one is good too. The rest of the eps are garbage.

 

[AKM]

The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility was a novella published in1898.  There are similarities to the RMS Titanic (sunk April 14, 1912), to include:

1. British ocean liner

2. Sank in the North Atlantic

3. Sank due to hitting an iceburg

4. There were not enough lifeboats for all passengers (common to the point of all but universal at that time)

 

While it is often thought that the author was predicting the future, a more plausible thought process is that he was just very knowledgeable of ship building trends.

Wiki link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wreck_of_the_Titan:_Or,_Futility

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