This is a thread where you can know of random facts. If you know a fact about the world (please not SK-related. That can be placed at general discussion right?)
I'll start.
Charlie Chaplin placed third in a Charlie Chaplin impersonation competition.
This is a thread where you can know of random facts. If you know a fact about the world (please not SK-related. That can be placed at general discussion right?)
I'll start.
Charlie Chaplin placed third in a Charlie Chaplin impersonation competition.
Charlie Chaplin placed third in a Charlie Chaplin impersonation competition.
Oh, god. I remember that (no, I wasn't there, I mean when I learned about it). Unbelievable.
While alcohols are normally neutral in pH, phenol is slightly acidic with a pKa of [oh, whatever, I can't be arsed].
If you stomp on a frog it explodes like a ketchup pack and dies.
Mentos + Coke !? Wtf is that? -KABOOM!
Markus Persson challenged Bethesda to a Quake 3 duel to settle the lawsuit between Mojang and Bethesda.
Team fortress 2 was originally a quake mod, then evolved into fortress forever (also known nowdays as team fortress classic), and THEN became the team fortress 2 we all know today
Thomas Edison was afraid of the dark. Irony.
In Ancient China people would suicide by eating a pound of salt. What a waste of good salt.
You can lead a cow upstairs, but not down. A farmer learned this the hard way.
The ghost chili, rated at 1.2 MILLION scotville, is the hottest chili in the world. People have been known to choke to death trying to eat one of these. Don't try this at home kids.
The voice of "Bugs Bunny" is allergic to carrots. Again, irony.
Without a new coating of mucus every two weeks, your stomach will digest itself. This grossed me out.
This comment will self-destruct in 10. 10 what you ask? 10..., 9..., 8...
The Former Voice Actor of Bugs Bunny was allergic to carrots. Mel Blanc. The man of a thousand voices.
George Carlin got radio censored by the FCC. He did this by explaining the seven words you can't say on television.
Thanks for correcting me on that little mistake. I still got the basic idea down though...
Jim Dale is always right.