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The Fact of the Day Thread!! Post a fact that you find useful here :)

This fact is not "fun" but has the word easter in it....
"In 1916 The Easter Rebellion begins in Dublin, Ireland. Although unsuccessful, the uprising was an important symbolic event leading to the establishment of the Republic of Ireland."
 
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A fact i have found useful many times is that what goes up must come down

It was especially useful to know the first time i tried viagra lol
 
^ For me, its never been more true than when taking massive amounts of MDMA. The higher you go the lower you fall has never been more accurate.
 
When glass breaks, the cracks move at speeds of up to 3,000 miles per hour :D
 
35,000,000 pills of Pervitin (aka methamphetamine) were given to Nazi soldiers in a 3 month period in 1940.

A nazi doctor also developed a pill for soldiers, code named D-IX, that contained cocaine, methamphetamine & a morphine based painkiller.

Hitler's Doctor, Theodore Morrell, would inject Hitler 6+ times a day with a concoction he called "Vitamultin-Forte" which was crystal methamphetamine. He would go into Hitler's room and hook up the IV before Hitler was even awake.

In Hitler's diaries, he wrote how many nights, when Morrell was out of the country and couldn't administer his Vitamultin-Forte, he would "go through the deepest pits of hell" (aka withdrawal) until Morrell returned with his Vitamultin.


(these facts can be found in the book The Secret Diaries of Hitler's Doctor by David Irving
 
^ No wonder he couldn't be disturbed at D-Day. Or was Hitler truly afraid of the main attack being at Callais.
 
Da Lounge Philosophy Time(tinychat) Brings you this:

[6:55] nekowiththesun: birds hate deserts
[6:55] nekowiththesun: lol\
[6:55] ebow: and black people
[6:55] ebow: its science



Now you know.
 
• The base salary for a NASA astronaut is $50,000 per year.

• The average human eye can distinguish about 500 different shades of gray.

• “E” is the most frequently used letter in the English alphabet; “Q,” the least.

• A baseball has exactly 108 stitches

• There are 40,000 traffic intersections in Los Angeles.

• An Oscar (Academy Award Statuette) weighs seven pounds.

• The typical person goes to the bathroom six times a day.

• The average yawn lasts six seconds.

• One million dollars in pennies (100 million coins) weighs 246 tons.
 
A fly that appears to have drowned can be revived with the use of everyday table salt..

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The word 'News' is actually an acronym standing for the 4 cardinal compass points - North, East, West, and South.
 
• The typical person goes to the bathroom six times a day.

• The average yawn lasts six seconds.
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How on earth did they obtain these results (and to what end)?
The word 'News' is actually an acronym standing for the 4 cardinal compass points - North, East, West, and South.
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That sounds like a very spurious folk etymology. The French word for news is "nouvelles", the Dutch is "nieuws".

Sorry to spoil the party, but I'm not just picking on you guys, if you look back through the thread you'll see that I do it to everyone.
 
Hot water freezes faster than cold water.

Oranges arent really orange, we artifically ripen them, they're green and will stay so for many years.

They is no such thing as 'fish'. It is not a zoologist/scientific term, rather a laymans term for many different groups of species altogether. It wasnt long ago since turtles were considered fish.
 
Nutmeg is extremely poisonous if injected intravenously.....A whale's penis is called a dork....and last but far from least is A pig's orgasm lasts for 30 minutes.
 
StrutterGear said:
Hot water freezes faster than cold water.

Oranges arent really orange, we artifically ripen them, they're green and will stay so for many years.

They is no such thing as 'fish'. It is not a zoologist/scientific term, rather a laymans term for many different groups of species altogether. It wasnt long ago since turtles were considered fish.
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Sir, i was born and raised in Florida surrounded by oranges. Although we do artificially make them more orange especally out of season, they do infact turn orange. Many never fully turn orange, and some seem more yellow. Depends on the type. But a fully green orange is not a ripe orange.

But a Related fact:

The orange blossom is never on the tree with the oranges as it is so often pictured. Blossoms come in spring and oranges come from the blossoms. The rippen in winter.
 
Vader said:
How on earth did they obtain these results (and to what end)?

That sounds like a very spurious folk etymology. The French word for news is "nouvelles", the Dutch is "nieuws".

Sorry to spoil the party, but I'm not just picking on you guys, if you look back through the thread you'll see that I do it to everyone.
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interwebz dude.. Some of these are ridiculous, that's why I posted em.. for the lulz

:p:p;)
 
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