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Roger721
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Hey everybody. Everybody loves random facts, right? So I've created this topic to discuss about them.

They must be interesting and real (no need to cite sources, but they must be real) and (according to the AG rules) they must have 7 or more words.

Let me begin.

In England a woman named Ceejay Epton (age 22) decided to change her name after her son was born. The reason: she wanted to help the baby to learn the alphabet faster. Then she changed her name to

"Ceejay A Apple B Boat C Cat D Dog E Elephant F Flower G Goat H House I Igloo J Jellyfish K Kite L Lion M Monkey N Nurse O Octopus P Penguin Q Queen R Robot S Sun T Tree U Umbrella V Violin W Whale X X-Ray Y Yo-yo Z Zebra Terryn Feuji-Sharemi"

She got the idea from a friend that wanted to be named "Pink" and decided to change her name too.

The good news is that on England, the name changing process is easy and costs £10

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IceClaw247
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[/quote]So, are we just going to skip to 2013 on the calender??[quote]Mr Cenere I believe that in order for this discussion to not go off topic you will have to post a random fact in each post.

Mount Everest is not the tallest mountain in the world.

Cenere
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I don't think you actually answered the question.
Besides, clarification should be alright.

Library science is a horribly underestimated science.

Happy?

IceClaw247
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Jester

Yes, I shouldn't have to do a mods job. The answer to your question is the world isn't going to end in 2012.

auggy2627liveca
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Shepherd

When you don't shake your ketchup bottle and you pour it, the liquid that comes out is vinegar. They put vinegar in it so it can last longer without going bad.

Cognizant
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Cognizant
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Nomad

If you supply a headless chicken nutrients via tubes it is possible to keep it alive indefintly.

alovera1
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alovera1
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Peasant

the libary of congress is worlds biggest libary

SquirrelMaster0282
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Nomad

Mr. T's real name is Laurence Tureaud

it is a surprise that this forum isn't locked yet

marbear91
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Nomad

The sandwich was named after the Earl of Sandwich. This hungry noble enjoyed playing chess so much he did not like to stop to eat, so he had meat and cheese placed between two slices of bread so he could snack on it.

darkengy
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Nomad

Brushing your teeth can prevent heart attacks
Using cellphones reduces the chances of having Alzheimer's disease
Attending day cares may protect people from leukemia
Going to bed early can prevent depression & suicide
Chores can prevent breast cancer

johnmerz
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Shepherd

Racecar spelled backwards is racecar!
[quote=darkenergy]Brushing your teeth can prevent heart attacks[/quote]
It can also prevent or help prevent other things like gingivitis, and dental caries from happening as well.

DOTxTRI
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Did you know: Mice don't really like cheese, they just said that mice like cheese in cartoons.

antiloopje
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antiloopje
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Blacksmith

Over 90% of bacteria live in the submarine and terrestial subsoil.

deathbewithyou
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deathbewithyou
534 posts
Nomad

You can live an extra 15 years if you floss your teath every day.

ellisdee45
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ellisdee45
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Shepherd

The presidential election is traditionally held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. November was chosen as the election month because it was a convenient time for farmers when the weather was still nice enough to travel to the county seat and the bulk of their harvest chores were finished. The Tuesday after the first Monday was chosen to prevent the election from ever falling on the first day of the month and to thwart travel on Sunday.

auggy2627liveca
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Only one person out of two billon will live to be 116 or older.

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