Useless trivia
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Here's a fact: There's a pretty good chance any of these "facts" could be plain false, or just partly true.
Reason: People read it, trust it, believe it immediately and then spread it. That's how hoaxes and urban legends are born, baby!
An example is in the OP's post, actually.
Where are the Mythbusters when you need them?
Reason: People read it, trust it, believe it immediately and then spread it. That's how hoaxes and urban legends are born, baby!
An example is in the OP's post, actually.
Where are the Mythbusters when you need them?
A colossal squid's eyes are the largest eyes of any being that has ever lived on the earth.
(even dinosaurs)
(even dinosaurs)
Actually, from what I heard, it was the name Michael Fox was taken, and he didn't want to put up with constant "Michael's a fox" jokes.mcgroobber said:
OT: The band with the longest-lasting lineup to date is ZZ Top, formed in 1970 with their current lineup. The second place band is Rush, with their current line-up forming in 1972 after John Rutsey was removed from the band and replaced with Neil Peart.
Thank you for correcting him.Macgyvercas said:
Miyamoto was inspired for the style of the game itself by his childhood neighborhood escapades as well.
Han shot first, that is all, lol
Boba Fett is based on old concepts that they didn't use for Darth Vader
Jeremy Bulloch (the actor who played Boba in the originals) was cast because he fit the costume, he never had to read from a script or do a screening test becuase Fett's voice was Jason Wingreen.
The British SMLE bolt-action rifle (Their main rifle during WWI and WWII) was one of the first rifles (especially in the case of WWI) to have a removable magazine, but unlike modern rifles which utilize this feature for faster reloading, the SMLE used it for cleaning purposes.
On a related note, the Indian Police stil use Old SMLEs, and new ones that are modified for NATO bullets.
hmmmm cant think of anything else atm
Boba Fett is based on old concepts that they didn't use for Darth Vader
Jeremy Bulloch (the actor who played Boba in the originals) was cast because he fit the costume, he never had to read from a script or do a screening test becuase Fett's voice was Jason Wingreen.
The British SMLE bolt-action rifle (Their main rifle during WWI and WWII) was one of the first rifles (especially in the case of WWI) to have a removable magazine, but unlike modern rifles which utilize this feature for faster reloading, the SMLE used it for cleaning purposes.
On a related note, the Indian Police stil use Old SMLEs, and new ones that are modified for NATO bullets.
hmmmm cant think of anything else atm
you're gonna have to do better than that, chum. I mean, it's wikipedia, which also said this:benbenthegamerman said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_war
look under 'losses'
don't get me wrong, this more than likely happened (I'm not a history efficienado) but the main point is there
[HEADING=1] don't fuck with finland [/HEADING]
That 70's show was originally called Teenage Wasteland
If you look at the elbow of the person you are trying to high five, you will never miss
The word trivia comes from ancient greece, where news can be gathered at street intersections {tri- means three, via, means streets)
If you look at the elbow of the person you are trying to high five, you will never miss
The word trivia comes from ancient greece, where news can be gathered at street intersections {tri- means three, via, means streets)