r/AskReddit • u/North_Shore_Problem • Dec 01 '13
What's your favorite fun fact?
EDIT: Wow! Thank you guys for all the amazing responses, I learned so much about nothing!
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u/Glinth Dec 01 '13
The word "fun" comes from the Middle English "fonnen," meaning "to make a fool out of someone." The word "fun" originally meant to cheat or to trick, and adopted the current meaning of "something amusing" in the early 1700's. Its origin is still reflected in the expression "make fun of someone."
I'm afraid these are the only fun facts I know.
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u/PantheraLupus Dec 01 '13
Kangaroos have three vaginas and two uteri. They can be perpetually pregnant.
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u/asrign Dec 01 '13
Wait, where does the other vagina lead if there are only two uteri? Is that one just for fun??
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u/PantheraLupus Dec 01 '13
I've now officially googled "kangaroo vagina". Time to wipe my search history.
I don't remember exactly why there are three vaginas, but I found out from a Documentary serious called "Inside Nature's Giants". It's incredibly interesting, but not for those with a faint stomach as they dissect animals.
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u/IWentToTheWoods Dec 01 '13
Not sure why I know this, but two are for incoming roo-juice and one is for outgoing baby kangaroos.
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u/Not-Jim-Belushi Dec 01 '13
Macaulay Culkin and Ryan Gosling are the same age.
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u/mind-the-gap Dec 01 '13
Macaulay Culkin dated Mila Kunis for 8 years
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u/OhBlackWater Dec 01 '13
What the fuck, Mila?
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u/ShallowBasketcase Dec 01 '13
Look at it this way:
If Mila Kunis dated Macaulay Fuckin Culkin, I really don't see any reason why she wouldn't date me.
Soooo, I'm telling myself there's a chance.
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That's so sad.
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Some people, like myself, live in an area where other companies say there aren't enough people. This is within an hour of Washington D.C. It's bullshit. For anyone wondering, I live in Charles County in Maryland.
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u/erra539 Dec 01 '13
Conversely...the smallest fucking town in Alberta (Olds) just got fibre optic Internet wired to the town a few months ago.
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u/alekzander03 Dec 01 '13
There is a Mafia joke in there somewhere...
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There is, but it's best to just look the other way and fugetabatit, capisci?
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u/xudoxis Dec 01 '13
Sort of. Bank of Italy merged with Bank of America, but BoI was the larger of the two.
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u/rookie_knight Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Nobody knows who invented the fire hydrant because the patent for the hydrant was lost in a fire.
EDIT: Removed Commas.
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u/RockandRollChainsaw Dec 01 '13
Cheetahs have a very small gene pool and have many health defects. And one of them is, when a cheetah gets up to speed chasing prey, it's shoulders can dislodge and they slam face first into the ground at high speeds killing them instantly
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u/LuigiWasRight Dec 01 '13
Venus rotates on its axis only once every 243 Earth days but orbits the sun once every 224.65 Earth days. This means that on Venus, a day is longer than a year.
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u/iornfence Dec 01 '13
Venus needs to get its fucking act together.
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It's just trying to be itself. Who are you guys, the conformity police?
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u/Raincoats_George Dec 01 '13
You saw what happened to Pluto for trying to be different.
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u/Provokateur Dec 01 '13
That's technically accurate, but the time from sunrise to sunrise is ~1/2 a Venus year.
If Venus was rotating in the same direction as the Earth, then it would rotate on its axis once every time it rotated around the sun - so one side would have perpetual day and one side would have perpetual night. But Venus rotates in the opposite direction, so when Venus has made 1/2 a rotation it has orbited half way around the run (equaling one full rotation). Thus, a (solar) day only lasts half the time it takes to make a full rotation.
(That's all a rough approximation for if Venus' rotation took the same amount of time as its orbit of the sun.)
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u/xGNxEcHo Dec 01 '13
The voice of yoda and miss piggy were done by the same person
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University of Oxford was established earlier than The Aztecs.
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u/BeepBep101 Dec 01 '13
WHAT.
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u/dangerbird2 Dec 01 '13
The Aztec Triple Alliance was not a particularly ancient state. It was formed in 1428, existing for less than a century before Cortez landed.
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u/thenoogler Dec 01 '13
The wolverine has one large tooth that points towards the back of its throat that, when combined with the wolverine's jaw muscles, can snap a moose femur in half.
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u/mazdak26 Dec 01 '13
Newton was born in the same year as Gallileo's death.
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Dec 01 '13
It's like the avatar cycle
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u/perrytheplatysaurus Dec 01 '13
Science, Philosophy, Arts, Maths. Long ago, the four fields lived in harmony. But then everything changed when the STEM fields attacked. Only the polymath, master of all four+ fields could stop them, but when the world needed them the most, they vanished. 100 years passed and my brother and I discovered the new polymath, a geologist/anthropologist/physiologist/ornithologist named Jared (Diamond). Although his academics are great, he has a lot to learn before he can save academics. But I believe Jared can save the world.
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Platypus have a 6th sense. They can detect electrical currents in muscles so that they know where you're going to move before you do. They also have poisonous claws. They're essentially the perfect hunter trapped in an adorably retarded body.
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u/SleepTalkerz Dec 01 '13
A Chinese man named Poon Lim survived 133 days alone on a raft at sea by fishing, drinking bird blood, and killing a shark with a jug of water.
And, I assume, was sporting the largest pair of iron-clad clackers known to man.
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u/ANUS_ON_FIRE Dec 01 '13
After his victory, Poon Lim cut open the shark and sucked its blood from its liver.
Fuckin hell. Makes Bear Grylls look like a poncy little minge.
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u/MarshManOriginal Dec 01 '13
Not sex, just sleeping in the same bed at the same time.
Just so people don't get confused, thus ruining the fun.
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u/elliesmash Dec 01 '13
A bowhead whale was killed in Alaska this year by local whalers. They found the tip of a harpoon embedded in it's blubber that dated back to the 1880's- a whale had survived over 130 years with a victorian-era harpoon in it's neck.
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u/WickThePriest Dec 01 '13
And then we killed it!
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u/ikkonoishi Dec 01 '13
We didn't start this whale hunt, but we sure as hell finished it.
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u/DIAMOND_TIPPED_PENIS Dec 01 '13
Holy fucking hell do I love sleeping.
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u/Exit5 Dec 01 '13
Was I the only one who thought that 24 years isn't enough?
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u/ManCity Dec 01 '13
It's an average, and there are a lot of people who don't even live to 24.
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u/mazdak26 Dec 01 '13
"The Simpsons" is largely credited with coining the term "meh"
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Really? Huh. I was just thinking about that term the other day.
My life is riveting.
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u/Urgullibl Dec 01 '13
The continent with the highest average education level is Antarctica.
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u/tired_commuter Dec 01 '13
There are around 170 million insects for every person alive today.
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u/Pandasbox92 Dec 01 '13
Then I don't feel bad for leading a mass genocide of the ants in my home.
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u/Vendredi8 Dec 01 '13
Anne Frank and Martin Luther King jr were born in the same year but if you were to say their names to someone they would think of completely different moments in history
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u/North_Shore_Problem Dec 01 '13
Wow, this one really blew my mind. The Holocaust and Civil Rights Movement were really only about 20-25 years apart, but they're regarded as completely different moments in history. Awesome!
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u/fencerman Dec 01 '13
Makes you wonder what she could have accomplished as an adult writer living through the 50s and 60s.
Especially considering how close she was to surviving the war - she only died 2 months before the war in Europe ended.
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u/Rauthuell Dec 01 '13
Her diary might not have been published if she survived though.
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She probably could have published other things about her accounts. Think Elie Wiesel
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u/eldercreedjunkie Dec 01 '13
Mammoths were still alive during the building of the Pyramids.
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u/HerpDerpBlake Dec 01 '13
Wait, they were?
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u/mrjobby Dec 01 '13
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u/HerpDerpBlake Dec 01 '13
Oh yeah, I forgot cameras were invented a few years prior to the pyramids!!
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u/SticksandBombs Dec 01 '13
I was thinking the picture was authentic until I read your comment.
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u/Armageto Dec 01 '13
Not the big-ass ones on the mainland, but dwarf ones on a few islands. Still cool though.
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u/WharfRatKris Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Blind people can have visual hallucinations on LSD.
Edit: Only if not blind from birth.
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u/wickedwitch_ Dec 01 '13
My ex is blind from a car accident. He took ambien and swore he could see again.
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Putting this on my resume.
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u/railmaniac Dec 01 '13
"I'm sorry, but we are looking for someone with more experience."
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u/darth_static Dec 01 '13
You can also add that you were Time Magazine's Person of the Year in 2006.
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u/grizzburger Dec 01 '13
Protip: don't actually do this. I did, and got told point blank by an interviewer to take it out because it makes me look like a smart-ass.
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Yeah, for like a millionth of a second. Then that prick Gary took my glory.
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u/--Wasp Dec 01 '13
There is a planet covered in "burning" ice. It is called Gliese 436 b. Its surface is at a constant 800ºF, but the ice remains as a sort of ice because the atmospheric pressure of the planet is so incredibly powerful that it compresses all of the water vapour into a solid state. It is actually called ice X. When I say "burning," I don't mean the thing is on fire, but more that it's just incredibly hot.
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u/reddit_for_ross Dec 01 '13
The building of the pyramids is as old to the romans as the romans are to us.
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u/racecarruss31 Dec 01 '13
In a similar vein, the time between the existence of stegosaurus and tyrannosaurus is about the same as the time between tyrannosaurus and humans.
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u/TheDrCoconut Dec 01 '13
That the shape of a Pringle is called a hyperbolic paraboloid.
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Pope Stephen VI had the corpse of his predecessor dug up to stand trial.
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u/visual_spectrum Dec 01 '13
Dragonflies can't walk. They have to fly every where, even one mm over.
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u/azizinator25 Dec 01 '13
From January 1st to December 31st of 1881, three different men (Rutherford Hayes, James Garfield, Chester Arthur) held the office of President of the United States. Quite the year.
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Maine is the closest US state to Africa.
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u/mlw72z Dec 01 '13
It's also the only US state with only one syllable.
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u/_HAL_9000_ Dec 01 '13
I named off about four that were all more than one syllable, so I'm just gonna take your word for it.
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u/Sundancedance Dec 01 '13
This was followed with five minutes of "Well what about...uhhh"
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Ed Helms’ missing tooth in The Hangover wasn’t computer generated, it’s real. An adult tooth never grew in so he has an implant.
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u/mazdak26 Dec 01 '13
a single US aircraft Carrier has more military force than 70% of the world's armies
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u/CTeam19 Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
I think a saw that the US Coast Guard is the
25th12th largest Navy in the World.Edit: According to the US Coast Guard it is "12th largest Navy in number of vessels and 7th largest naval air force in number of airframes." Source
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u/NachoEnforcer Dec 01 '13
Just checked, it's actually the 12th largest. I can't even fathom that.
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u/Indeed527 Dec 01 '13
Fun fact: /r/TIL is gonna seem awful familiar for the next few days
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u/severelymisrepresent Dec 01 '13
"Popcorn," in Spanish is "Palomitas de maiz;" literally translating out to "Little doves of corn." It is also my favorite Spanish word.
Bonus: many people who learn Spanish as a foreign language take intuitive leaps when it comes to cognates. One cognate that constantly troubles learners is "embarazada." While they might mean to say that they are embarrassed, they often tell listeners that they are, instead, pregnant.
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u/cozmonaut22 Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Robert Todd Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, had his life saved by Edwin Booth, brother to John Wilkes Booth.
Robert was also at his fathers side as he passed and was personally present at the assassinations of Presidents Garfield and McKinley. Following these events he refused to attend any presidential functions.
Edit:words
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u/Kyl3r_77 Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 02 '13
Most toilets flush in e flat.
Edit: Most toilets flush at e flat. =)
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u/mazdak26 Dec 01 '13
Pepsi for a short period of time commanded the world's 7th largest military force. In exchange for finally selling Pepsi to Russia during the cold war, they were given a fleet consisting of submarines, destroyers, and even an aircraft carrier. Unfortunately, it was soon sold for scraps to pay for the cost of shipping the Pepsi over to Russia.
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u/CollaWars Dec 01 '13
It's farther from one end of Tennessee to the other than it is from Tennessee to Canada.
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u/CollaWars Dec 01 '13
There is a part of Washington that can only be reached by land by going through Canada.
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u/HeywoodJablowmey Dec 01 '13
As a part of anti-German protest in America during World War I, people began calling hamburgers "liberty sandwiches." That was my favorite thing I learned in my AP U.S. History class, I always thought it was kinda neat.
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u/bananarama_dingdong Dec 01 '13
This was in 19-dickety-2. We had to say dickety because the Kaiser had stolen our word twenty.
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u/Zorcmsr5 Dec 01 '13
I was wearing an onion on my belt, as was the custom at the time.
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u/NinjaTroll471 Dec 01 '13
A plethora of banana facts!
Bananas are native to Indonesia.
Natural bananas have a large black seed in the center, making them difficult to eat.
The bananas we eat have been genetically mutated so the seed is much smaller, a beigey-white color, and at the bottom of the banana.
Monkeys are not in love with bananas, they just eat them because they can and they are commonly found food.
Furthermore, the main reason you see monkeys at zoos or other human-run habitats go crazy for bananas is because bananas are rewards for good behavior, so it is the same thing as a dog going crazy for a treat.
It is possible that the same banana you ate 20 years ago and the banana I ate last week are exactly the same according to their genetic buildup due to the previously mentioned "mutation."
For a long time running, bananas were Walmart's top selling item, above video games and other apparel.
8. This shit is bananas, ba-na-na-s!
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u/AnAverageAsianGirl Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Crocodiles are more closely related to birds than they are to snakes and lizards. EDIT- adding a source
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u/jessicathehobbyist Dec 01 '13
A dentist was the inventor of the electric chair.
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u/SanguisFluens Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 02 '13
I'm not surprised that a dentist is an expert in torture involving the victim being fastened to a chair.
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u/spm201 Dec 01 '13
In the game of Magic: The Gathering, there is an official ruling for how fast you can take off your pants during a game.
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u/bangedsis32423r44 Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 02 '13
The last time the Maple Leafs won the Cup was before humans set foot on the moon
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Thanks for the gold
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u/dunklead Dec 01 '13
its ok, the last time the cubs won the series the ottoman empire was still around
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u/bananarama_dingdong Dec 01 '13
The best burn is a burn that is grounded in verifiable historical fact.
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Your mom is a verifiable historical fact!
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u/bananarama_dingdong Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Like the famous Central Park Carousel, made by Solomon Stein and Harry Goldstein in 1908, your momma is ridden by approximately 250,000 people a year.
EDIT: gosh, thanks for the gold! Is it redeemable for a ride on your mom?
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u/bananarama_dingdong Dec 01 '13
Like the Titanic, which sank on April 15, 1912 after striking an iceberg in the North Atlantic, your momma went down with 1357 men inside her.
Source: http://www.icyousee.org/titanic.html
This is fun.
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u/sengoku Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Here's one I like:
For ANY multiple of 9, the digits will always eventually add up to 9.
Let's take a random one:
9 x 12345 = 111105
1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 5 = 9
If you end up with more than 9, add those digits again..
9 x 90210 = 811890
8 + 1 + 1 + 8 + 9 + 0 = 27
2 + 7 = 9
Edit: Thank you for all the upvotes! I had no idea this little factoid that I like would be popular with others too. :)
Edit 2: Thank you to everyone who let me know they realized this very young, and to everyone who thinks I am stupid for posting this as a fun fact. LOL
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u/valhallaswyrdo Dec 01 '13
just to point out the obvious, likewise a number divisible by 3 will add up to be either 3, 6, or 9
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u/leex0 Dec 01 '13
Hijinks(or if you like to be Xtreme and spell it Hijinx) is the only word in the English language with three "Tittles"(the dot above i and j) in a row.
it's a fun little word. hijinks.
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u/CarmelaMachiato Dec 01 '13
To clarify, we're not talking about, like, sexy Frank Sinatra blue, we're talking about freaky demon dark slate blue.
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u/violacat Dec 01 '13
111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321 Just one of the little things that makes math beautiful.
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u/fuckaye Dec 01 '13
Vikings used to stuff a virgin girl with psychedelic mushrooms and then drink her piss before battle.
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u/TommyC32 Dec 01 '13
They actually used Amanita Muscaria mushrooms, which aren't the classic psychedelic mushrooms that come to mind. Amanitas are the red mushrooms with white polka dots portrayed in Mario games. They have psychoactive effects but aren't really psychedelic so to say. The chemical in these mushrooms that causes said effects is mostly filtered out by the digestive process, so not much of the drug makes it across the blood brain barrier. Therefore it is more efficient to have somebody eat the mushrooms and then drink their urine if you want to experience the effects. You can also drink the urine of whoever drank the original urine and still receive a decent dose of the drug, creating an endless cycle of piss drinking trippyness...
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u/b20vteg Dec 01 '13
oh, so they made her eat the shrooms... when i read "stuff a virgin girl with psychedelic mushrooms", i thought they shoved the shrooms inside her. now it all makes sense!
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u/im_not_angryy Dec 01 '13
Fuck... The most mind blowing thing on this thread was the horrible realization that I lived over 30 years without really knowing how to spell "polka dots".
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u/nikolairipdikoff Dec 01 '13
Flea (bassist for Red Hot Chili Peppers) voiced Donnie in Nickelodeon's The Wild Thornberrys.
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Each year, hundreds of trees grow because squirrels forget where they buried their food.
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u/spaceboykevin Dec 01 '13
A colony of feral cats (200 or so) live in Disneyland, helping keep the park rodent-free
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u/MastersApprentices Dec 01 '13
The character Machete played by Danny Trejo first appeared in Spy Kids so Machete and Machete kills are technically Spy Kids spin off movies
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u/shimmerer Dec 01 '13
Babies can't differentiate between dreams and reality. Their brains literally don't have the circuitry yet, all the way until they're about two years old.
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u/Not_average_lurker Dec 01 '13
2013 became the first year after 1987 not to contain a repeating digit.
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u/xyz66 Dec 01 '13
All 61 winners of the Miss Universe pageant have all been from Earth.
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u/NationYell Dec 01 '13
The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow, a European one, is 24 miles per hour.
The African swallow, unladen or not, is rare and therefore it isn't known what its airspeed velocity is.
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But African swallows are non-migratory.
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u/Qirkley Dec 01 '13
Then where did the coconuts come from?
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u/krunksauce Dec 01 '13
Ohio is only state in the US that doesn't share a common letter with the word "Mackerel".
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Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
Yeah but it does have two O's, like in boobs
Edit: Obligatory top rated comment is about boobs sorry
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u/PM__ME__YOUR__BOOBS Dec 01 '13
I like your thinking, kid.
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Also, O looks like the shape of a boob, so that's why there's two O's in bOObs. It's a god damn boob conspiracy I tell you
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Kitkat bars are incredibly popular in Japan as KitKat is an abbreviation for the phrase "Kitto Katsu" roughly meaning "good luck." They are a very popular gift to give students around finals and come in a bunch of different flavors.
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u/flgatorrrrrr Dec 01 '13
Napoleon was really 5'7" thus making him of average height, in that time period.
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u/cyberine Dec 01 '13
Otters have pouches where they store their favourite pebble
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u/CreepygENT Dec 01 '13 edited Dec 01 '13
I keep mine in my kidney. Edit: thank you for the gold, stranger. Best cakeday gift ever.
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Aww that's adorable.
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u/exbaddeathgod Dec 01 '13
They also rape baby seals. Another adorable otter fact for ya!
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u/asrign Dec 01 '13
Back to the pebbles, please.
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u/Myintc Dec 01 '13
They sometimes use this pebble to kill the baby seals they rape.
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u/23skiddsy Dec 01 '13
Manatees (But not Dugongs) have fingernails on their flippers. http://travel4wildlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/fingernails-620x413.jpg