Useless Facts

Nature operates under the rule of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

 

So far, you mean.

 

I'm pretty sure the most successful animal without a brain is Donald Trump.

 

Now they have an excuse for elderly people to run you down on the sidewalks.

 

Y'know, that thing is 200cc. (200 klown kapacity)
(how you get a picture of me in my car?)

 

In Finland we have nice public service to do that.

There are plenty of so called selfie sticks in road sides. They take your photo if you drive faster than speed limit is.

I suppose you should ask your government to build similar selfie stick service.

 

I can just imagine...

 

Many high schools in Texas have varsity BBQ teams.

 

That's not uselesss, that's a call to a moving company and a realtor.

 

I don't think my basement's large enough to hold a varsity BBQ team.

 

"Feck" isn't a derivative of that other word, it's either Scottish, where it means "a whole lot, majority," or "worth," or from the Irish feic, meaning "sight," or "spectacle." As in ba bhocht an feic iad: "they were a sorry sight/spectacle." A feck load of mosquitoes = a whole lot of mosquitoes. What the feck... = what kind of spectacle....

 

Ah yeah, speed cameras.

 

On this day(5th June) in 1678, Elena Cornaro Piscopia became the first woman to have a PH.D, that's pretty wicked cool ya'll.

 

We prefere term selfie stick. Speed camera sounds so... normative.

 

LOL
!!

 

Only in Russia -series.

Someone stole 56 ton railway bridge in Russia.

It happened near Murmansk, 200 km from Finnish border. It was a bridgee over river Umba.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-bridge-theft-disappear-arctic-umba-river-rail-a8944971.html

 

Frank Miller is an odd guy, kinda like the evil Dali
for comic books.
Also there is this weird Star Trek Xmen crossover.

 

The word galore is probably derived from Irish go leor or "plenty" hence something being "galore" if there is plenty of it. This one of a relatively few examples of English words and phrases that can be definitively traced to post-Norman Celtic influences, since most of the Celtic influences are in Anglo-Saxon times. The annoying thing it's hard to tell how much of Anglo-Saxon culture was from Germanic colonisation and how much was from intermixing with the native Briton celts, so there's almost certainly more than is obvious; given how much Germanic, Latin and French dominate the visible aspects.

 

Udina volcano in Kamchatka peninsula Russia might be waking up.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7112387/An-extinct-Russian-volcano-modern-day-VESUVIUS-unleash-catastrophic-explosion.html

 

Double checking the map... Yep, I'm in about the safest place on earth for this one, thanks to the prevailing winds.