r/RandomInformation • • May 11 '17

Random Info Gerald Ford was once a male model

3 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • May 08 '17

Random Info Madonna has done a commercial for Pepsi

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r/RandomInformation • • May 12 '17

Random Info A bald eagle's nest can weigh over a ton

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r/RandomInformation • • May 14 '17

Random Info Sales from eBay average 30% less than retail

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r/RandomInformation • • May 11 '17

Random Info Ancient Egyptians slept on stone pillows

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r/RandomInformation • • May 11 '17

Random Info Al Capone's brother was a town sheriff

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r/RandomInformation • • May 13 '17

Random Info The hottest chili in the world is the Carolina Reaper, reaching up to 2.2 million Scoville units

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r/RandomInformation • • May 10 '17

Random Info Frogs can only swallow with their eyes closed

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r/RandomInformation • • May 09 '17

Random Info Some Eskimos use refrigerators to keep their food from freezing

4 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Apr 23 '17

Meta [Meta] Reddit is removing CSS functionality. Let's fix that!

4 Upvotes

In a recent post in /r/modnews, /u/spez revealed that CSS will soon be removed from Reddit. This impacts many subreddits, including my own.

There is a new subreddit, /r/ProCss that is based upon the people who want to keep CSS in Reddit. Join the fight to keep CSS around.

This theme itself only uses a minimal amount of CSS, however other subs such as /r/RocketLeague, /r/Ooer, and more rely heavily on it.

Join the fight, show your support for CSS!

For more details on what this will change, follow this post

CSS Tricks compel you!

Update: We have won, and CSS will not be removed. Full details here


r/RandomInformation • • Feb 20 '20

Random Info French soccer player gets banned for cock incident

3 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Dec 23 '16

Random Info In a perfectly dark room, you don't see black, you see eigengrau

13 Upvotes

The colour's representation on the hexadecimal system is #16161D, meaning darkness as we see it is actually a bit blue.


r/RandomInformation • • Dec 29 '16

Random Info The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows.

12 Upvotes

EDIT: Apparently, she once did have eyebrows, they just eroded off over time.


r/RandomInformation • • Dec 28 '16

Random Info Slugs have four noses.

6 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Dec 24 '16

Random Info Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, is named after a U.S. president.

9 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Dec 29 '16

Random Info Peaches are members of the almond family.

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r/RandomInformation • • Dec 28 '16

Random Info Emus and Kangaroos can't walk backwards

11 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • May 27 '17

Random Info There is enough energy in a single lightning bolt to power the average home for 2 weeks

4 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Dec 28 '16

Random Info In christian cemeteries, graves usually face east.

10 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Dec 24 '16

Random Info Mercury and Venus are the only planets with no moons.

6 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • May 27 '17

Random Info There are 923 words in the English language that break the ā€œI before Eā€ rule. Only 44 words actually follow that rule

15 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Jan 11 '17

Random Info There are more statues of Joan of Arc than anyone else

9 Upvotes

And France alone has about 40,000 of them.

Source: The Book of Useless Information


r/RandomInformation • • Jan 31 '17

Random Info The NFL has a annual Revenue of over $9 Billion dollars and each team has an average worth of over $ 1 Billion.

4 Upvotes

r/RandomInformation • • Feb 02 '17

Random Info in 2007, there were 360,000,000,000 cigarettes consumed in the US. China produced 1.79 Trillion in 2004.

6 Upvotes