Interesting facts that sound like utter bollocks

Tomous wrote:
<]:^D wrote:
Tomous wrote:
Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.

The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.

ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.

Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.

Spent ages trying to work out what battle could possibly have bad fighting war elepejants only to find they were used for transportation purposes

Tomous are you ok?
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I feel asleep not long after this post and just woke up

Very good! :lol:

Makes about as much sense as what most characters say in a Metal Gear game to be fair

Qikz wrote:
Tomous wrote:
<]:^D wrote:
Tomous wrote:
Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.

The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.

ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.

Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.

Spent ages trying to work out what battle could possibly have bad fighting war elepejants only to find they were used for transportation purposes

Tomous are you ok?
.

I feel asleep not long after this post and just woke up

Took me a while to spot it :lol:

Apologies for bumping an old thread, but I watched this video and it blew my mind. Seemed like an appropriate place to post it.

That was fascinating. I was convinced it was nonsense up until the moment he describes how each individual prisoner still has a 50% chance, but the chances are no longer independent.

That's confusing but interesting.

Now, can I use that strategy to increase my chance of winning the lottery?

The Canary Islands are not named after the bird. They're actually named after dogs. Their original name in Latin is "Canariae Insulae" or "Island of dogs".

The London train service just for dead people

Another way to solve the problem of burying the city’s dead was the London Necropolis Railway.

From 1854 to a special service of trains from Waterloo transported dead bodies to a Surrey cemetery.

Still chilling but certainly practical.

Trains ran for nearly 100 years until the London Necropolis Railway Station suffered heavy bomb damage in 1941.

Hot and cold water sound different when poured.

:shock:

I didn't know that I knew that already, pretty neat.

Alvin Flummux wrote:
Skarjo wrote:
Alvin Flummux wrote:You're going to need a diagram for that one, because it sounds like piff and tiffle.

That's me convinced. Incontrovertible.

brilliant

Ironhide wrote:Hot and cold water sound different when poured.

Never really thought about it but that’s cool

Rubix wrote:
Ironhide wrote:Hot and cold water sound different when poured.

Never really thought about it but that’s cool

Yes that one was cool, but a warm one would sound different.

Interesting facts that sound like utter bollocks

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