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A jiffy is an actual measurement of time.

 

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The creator of Comic Sans only used the font once.

 

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In 1968, an American bought the old London Bridge and moved it to Arizona.

 

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There are only about 25 blimps left in the world.

 

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Humans actually glow.

 

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There are vents on the seafloor hot enough to melt lead.

 

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People breathe primarily out of one nostril at a time.

 

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Scorpion venom is among the most expensive liquids on the market.

 

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There’s only one royal palace on U.S. soil.

 

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The concept of toasting comes from putting a piece of toast in one’s drink.

 

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Hide Mickey!!!!​

About 200 feral cats roam Disneyland, where they help control rodents.

 

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In the Diomede Islands, you can cross from one day into another

 

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Autumn was once called “harvest.”

 

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"The Tale of Genji" — often considered the world's first novel — ends inconclusively.

 

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not that alot of you would know her​

Shirley Temple was a U.S. ambassador.

 

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Mexico’s name is not actually “Mexico.”

 

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now I know why I am called Dim witted 🤣

The human brain runs on less power than a 60-watt lightbulb.

 

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