Another edition of Fun Facts Friday - to get your weekend started -
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If you keep a goldfish in a dark room,
it will eventually go pale
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It's totally legit -
I even googled it.
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How cute?!
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The Guinness Book of World Records
holds the record for being the book most
often stolen from public libraries in the United States
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The colder the room you sleep in,
the more likely you are to have a bad dream
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They are too top heavy and their feet are too small
to support their weight moving backwards.
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According to a recent study, women's tears have been
biologically proven to reduce testosterone levels and arousal in men.
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I got a message from my big little brother about the fun fact that I posted two weeks ago:
"If you spell out consecutive numbers, you will have to get to one thousand before you get to the letter A"
- which is true if you consider the numbers only as numbers ie: one hundred ninety four but if you take into account the "and" in numbers such as "one hundred (and) ninety four" it will include an A.
He has told me however - that in a similar way -
"If you spell out consecutive numbers, you will have to get to one Billion before you get to the letter B"
So. there you go!
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Happy Friday ya'll
Hope you have a fab weekend planned and if you're in the Uk
hope you are taking full advantage of the extra day of weekend!
The otters - gets me every time!!
ReplyDeleteI'm still going "awwwwwwww" from the otter pix.
ReplyDeleteCow's have regional moo's
ReplyDeleteDawww! - at the otters.
ReplyDeleteOMG I almost died of cuteness overload when I saw the pics of the Otters. They are just too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your fun facts!
ReplyDeleteone of my maths teachers in school told us that you're supposed to only use the 'and' in numbers for a decimal point, so 'one hundred and ninety four' = 100.94. 194 = 'one hundred ninety four'
ReplyDeleteusing that logic, your not reaching 'a' until one thounsand theory holds..well, whole numbers anyway.