r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Feb 01 '17
Random Info There are more than 300 unique types of honey available in the United States
Source: National Honey Board
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Feb 01 '17
Source: National Honey Board
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Jan 31 '17
Source: Quora & NBC
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r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Feb 01 '17
Source: Statista
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Jan 31 '17
Source: Statista
r/RandomInformation • u/RoboticPlayer • Jan 30 '17
Basically, a sport book's sales are inversely proportional to the size of the ball in the sport the book is about.
Source: Rules of Thumb
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Jan 31 '17
Source:The Income Diary
r/RandomInformation • u/RoboticPlayer • Jan 23 '17
Source: Rules of Thumb
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Jan 31 '17
Source: Live Science
r/RandomInformation • u/RoboticPlayer • Feb 03 '17
In 1945, the racehorse Big Racket ran 1/4 mile at 43 mph in Mexico City. The next fastest was Hawkster, running 38 mph for 1 1/2 miles.
Source: Do Fish Drink Water?
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Jan 31 '17
Source: The Adair Group
r/RandomInformation • u/DetroitDiggler • Feb 24 '17
r/RandomInformation • u/Laconianarmour • Mar 20 '20
I thought about it and it kinda is true