Post your useless trivia
Cameron_1969
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That last topic I posted was silly. This one is not as silly. . .
Unfortunately I got nothin'. . It's up to you guys. . give me some trivia!
Unfortunately I got nothin'. . It's up to you guys. . give me some trivia!
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The Galjoen is South Africa's national fish.
Is that the type of trivia you are after?0 -
Perfect!
A coelacanth was caught off the coast of South Africa in the 30's. . they were assumed extinct until then. .0 -
The icosohedron is the most complex of the five Platonic solids. It is made up of twenty equaliteral triangles. The other four are the tetrahedron (four equalateral triangles), cube (six squares), octahedron (eight equalateral triangles), and dodecahedron (twelve pentagons). There are no other solids that can be made from a single repeated perfect shape.0
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It's not butter.0
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Table salt is made of sodium, a soft metal, and chlorine, a toxic gas.0
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benjamin franklin had wooden teeth.0
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In those salt water pools . . they extract the chlorine from the salt to 'chlorinate' the water. . .what happens to the sodium. .because that **** will KILL YOU!0
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Opossums don't carry rabies because their body temps are too hot to support it. They eat cockroaches, snakes & spiders. They don't typically hang from their tails in trees (but babies might).
Learned that when an an orphaned opossum decided to take up residence in/around my house. My worthless hunting dog loved it. I'm glad the dog didn't attack the poor baby, but when I thought it was a rat I was highly pissed at the dog for sitting there while it ran across the room.0 -
In those salt water pools . . they extract the chlorine from the salt to 'chlorinate' the water. . .what happens to the sodium. .because that **** will KILL YOU!
Actually, if you put pure sodium, the metal, in water, it will catch fire and dance across the surface until it's fully oxidized (combusted). Truth is stranger than fiction!0 -
Alligators are dinosaurs. .They haven't changed significantly for 200 million years. .0
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In those salt water pools . . they extract the chlorine from the salt to 'chlorinate' the water. . .what happens to the sodium. .because that **** will KILL YOU!
Actually, if you put pure sodium, the metal, in water, it will catch fire and dance across the surface until it's fully oxidized (combusted). Truth is stranger than fiction!
cool. . chemistry. . . . so the sodium is probably dissolved (oxidized) and then, what, caught up in the filter?0 -
No, when you mix salt (any kind of salt but for this example table salt (sodium chloride) ) with water, the salt splits appart into sodium and chlorine ions. In that form, they're safe us. If the water is allowed to evaporte, the ions recombine and you're left with salt cyrstals.0
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the origin of waving hands to say hello began in the time of the wild west when men would approach other men on horse back and wave their hand to show they didn't have a gun in it0
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The entire movie Star Wars took place over the course of one or two days. . lol. Farm boy to galactic hero in two days!0
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statistically speaking, 1/12 dominicans are born hermaphroditic0
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statistically speaking, 1/12 dominicans are born hermaphroditic
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I don't know how well-supported that last piece of trivia is*0
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I don't know how well-supported that last piece of trivia is*
You just made that *kitten* up. . didn't you! NO MAKING *kitten* UP! lol.0 -
The sex of an alligator is based on the tempearture of the egg. If the egg incubates at or less than 85 F, it will be female. If the incubation is at or above 91 F, it will be male. At about 89 F, there's an equal chance of it being male or female.0
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according to string theory, there is a possibility (profoundly minimal as it may be) to walk through a solid object0
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I don't know how well-supported that last piece of trivia is*
You just made that *kitten* up. . didn't you! NO MAKING *kitten* UP! lol.
ahahaha, more like I heard it one time and feel like it is close enough to fact for my needs0 -
ahahaha, more like I heard it one time and feel like it is close enough to fact for my needs
Ooh, I've gotten myself into a lot of trouble with that theory.0 -
The average person has less than two legs.
If you were to take every single Christmas tree which was used in Christmas 2012 and put these in Wembley stadium, England, you'd have no where to play football.0 -
The sex of an alligator is based on the tempearture of the egg. If the egg incubates at or less than 85 F, it will be female. If the incubation is at or above 91 F, it will be male. At about 89 F, there's an equal chance of it being male or female.
Proof that genetically women are cold hearted.0 -
The sex of an alligator is based on the tempearture of the egg. If the egg incubates at or less than 85 F, it will be female. If the incubation is at or above 91 F, it will be male. At about 89 F, there's an equal chance of it being male or female.
Proof that genetically women are cold hearted.
If you tend to hang out with women alligators, I suppose so! :laugh:0 -
Flammable and inflammable mean the same thing.
The opposite of flammable is actually nonflammable.0 -
the QWERTY typewriter was actually designed to slow the typist down because the mechanical typewriters of the day were no match for the human fingers. . .0
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Activated carbon is able to "clean" water and is used in filter because it has an enormous amount of surface area as compared to its volume. The process used to make it creates countess holes and divits in its surface that dramatically increase its surface area. Contaminants in water that passes through it are attracted to and caught on the surface of the carbon.0
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Speaking of carbon, diamond and graphite (pencil "lead") are both pure carbon. And of the two, graphite is the more cheimcally stable form. In fact, diamons slowly revert back to graphite over a very long period of time. So all those ads that say "a diamond is forever" are actually false advetising. Pencils are forever.0
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You can only fold a piece of paper seven times. After that, it becomes too thick to make a crease.0
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