Useless Facts

Apparently female kangaroos have 3 vaginas.

 

http://www.urbancultivator.net/most-used-herbs-across-the-globe/

The world in terms of three most used herbs and spices.

 

If you like kangaroo snatch...

 

I woke up with a weird Fallout 4 dream, and I hadn't played that game in a while.

 

Maybe your brain wants you to play more?

 

That is true. I've been meaning to do one last playthrough for a faction I hadn't done yet...

 

When I was a child, I played Lemmings so much that I used to see them when I closed my eyes. I literally couldn’t sleep because I saw them walking along and floating down on their little parachutes.

 

Useless fact: The state fish of Hawaii is the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a.

 

Floccinaucinihilipilificatiousness is generally held as the longest non-technical word in the English language and means: having a propensity to estimate things as having little or no value.

 

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch is an actual place, in Wales.

 

Dildo is an actual place in Newfoundland.

 

There's a list of four L's in a row in there! Is that really correct?

"The one-l lama, he's a priest,
The two-llama, he's a beast.
And I'll bet you a silk pajama
There isn't any three-l lllama!"

- Ogden Nash

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell,_Norway

Hell freezes over every winter.

 

I've been to Hell. But just the Hell in Michigan.

 

Also what about the damn plane smashing into the building? And the kinetic energy of the initial, I'm presuming explosive, combustion? Surely that could break steel beams>

 

Yup, very. Watch this news anchor, he's like a vocal wizard,

Heh. My friend lives there with his girlfriend. The icebreaker between us was "You live in hell? Bullshit, you don't live with my mother."

 

Yep. In Welsh (Cymreig), the double-l is a letter to itself, and the name is a compound (compound compound) word. This site here explains it very well.

It means
Saint Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the Church of St. Tysilio of the red cave.

I can pronounce it, but not half so fast or so well as Mr. Dutton does.

 

Very informative, though being from the Midwestern part of the US I can say pepper's a lot more prevalent than caraway (which is used only in rye bread), and I wonder where "Norther" and "Easter" Europe are. Not to mention "Yamen."

Oh, well!

 

John Adams, America's second president, wrote in a letter that:

"Mausoleums, Statues, Monuments will never be erected to me. I wish them not——Panegyrical Romances, will never be written, nor flattering Orations pronounced to transmit my Character to Posterity in glorious Colours."

His first, and to date only, national-level memorial is the 2007 Presidential dollar coin bearing his likeness.

 

Apparently, Elephants can move their skin to crush mosquitoes between their rolls. That'd be a cool party trick.

 

And they can use their... male members... to push themselves back up when they stumble...