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ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterJan 1, 2019All mammals take about 12 seconds to poop, regardless of size.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterJan 1, 2019Cornflakes were invented to prevent masturbation.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOriginal PosterJan 17, 2019In 1965, a patent was filed for a "birthing apparatus" which would spin pregnant women around at as much as 7G until their baby was flung out from the centrifugal force.ReactReply - GO
Gordy57Jun 1, 2019What was the first man made object to beak the sound barrier? Hint it contained NO metal parts.
Answer: The bullwhip. The snap you here is the tip breaking the sound barrier at the end of it's stroke.
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NakednudewithnothingonJun 25, 2019[quote]The average person spends 6 months of their lifetime waiting on a red light to turn green.[/quote] And probably another 2 months waiting for the first car in the line to move when the light does turn green! ( so annoying)ReactReply - NA
NakednudewithnothingonJun 25, 2019[quote]Cornflakes were invented to prevent masturbation.[/quote]
Well that was a massive failure then. (Unless you count not being able to jack-off whilst holding a spoon.)ReactReply - SI
silversurferJun 25, 2019Recently I've been bing watching Drunk History. In one episode it mentioned that Milton Bradley the game maker actually got his start making games because of Lincoln growing a beard. He was a lithographer and had been printing pictures of Abraham Lincoln and selling them when a 7 year old girl wrote to Lincoln saying he should grow a beard because women liked facial hair. So he did and Milton Bradley had to throw away all of the prints he had made of him without a beard because no one wanted them. He came up with the idea of making the board game "The Checkered Game of Life" which later became "The Game of Life". The reason all the board games he invented are the size that they are was because they fit on the lithography press.
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An NHRA top fuel car (dragster or funny car) accelerates from zero to 120 MPH in about 8 tenths of a second, and continues on to over 330 MPH in another 3 seconds. During acceleration, it burns about 3 gallons of nitro methane fuel per second, giving it's 500 cubic inch V-8 engine around 10,000 horsepower and 7,400 foot-pounds of torque. After each run, the engines are completely disassembled and rebuilt for the next run. The teams are only given 75 minutes to complete the turnaround.
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Lakeman221Jun 30, 2019Nudists would rather not wear clothes.
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Tom === Thomas S. TierneySep 11, 2019https://www.traveltrivia.com/us-beaches-clothing-optional/ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Sep 19, 2019Everyone is nude under their clothes!
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Tom === Thomas S. TierneySep 24, 2019In 1963, major league baseball pitcher Gaylord Perry remarked, "They'll put a man on the moon before I hit a home run." On July 20, 1969, an hour after Neil Armstrong set foot on the surface of the moon, Perry hit is first, and only, home run while playing for the San Francisco Giants.ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Sep 25, 2019The Japanese didn't fire the first shot at Pearl Harbor, the US did!. A Navy destroyer (USS Ward) was patrolling just out side the entrance of the harbor and noticed a submarine on the surface that was not American. A message was sent (Stop & Identify yourself), It was a Japanese 2 man sub, that doesn't have a radio. The destroyer received no replay, so they fired a 4" deck gun and sank the sub. A short time later the plane's started the attack.
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Lakeman221Sep 26, 2019[quote]The Japanese didn't fire the first shot at Pearl Harbor, the US did!. A Navy destroyer (USS Ward) was patrolling just out side the entrance of the harbor and noticed a submarine on the surface that was not American. A message was sent (Stop & Identify yourself), It was a Japanese 2 man sub, that doesn't have a radio. The destroyer received no replay, so they fired a 4" deck gun and sank the sub. A short time later the plane's started the attack.[/quote] This happened a couple of miles OUTSIDE of the harbor, so technically not AT Pearl Harbor, just close to it.ReactReply - T=
Tom === Thomas S. TierneySep 26, 2019[quote]The Japanese didn't fire the first shot at Pearl Harbor, the US did!. A Navy destroyer (USS Ward) was patrolling just out side the entrance of the harbor and noticed a submarine on the surface that was not American. A message was sent (Stop & Identify yourself), It was a Japanese 2 man sub, that doesn't have a radio. The destroyer received no replay, so they fired a 4" deck gun and sank the sub. A short time later the plane's started the attack. This happened a couple of miles OUTSIDE of the harbor, so technically not AT Pearl Harbor, just close to it.[/quote]This IS an Interesting Fact - Where can i find the complete story?ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Sep 26, 2019[quote]The Japanese didn't fire the first shot at Pearl Harbor, the US did!. A Navy destroyer (USS Ward) was patrolling just out side the entrance of the harbor and noticed a submarine on the surface that was not American. A message was sent (Stop & Identify yourself), It was a Japanese 2 man sub, that doesn't have a radio. The destroyer received no replay, so they fired a 4" deck gun and sank the sub. A short time later the plane's started the attack.This happened a couple of miles OUTSIDE of the harbor, so technically not AT Pearl Harbor, just close to it. This IS an Interesting Fact - Where can i find the complete story?[/quote] I found it on Wikipedia (Attack on Pearl Harbor).ReactReply - SH
ShavedNudist27Sep 26, 2019[quote]The Japanese didn't fire the first shot at Pearl Harbor, the US did!. A Navy destroyer (USS Ward) was patrolling just out side the entrance of the harbor and noticed a submarine on the surface that was not American. A message was sent (Stop & Identify yourself), It was a Japanese 2 man sub, that doesn't have a radio. The destroyer received no replay, so they fired a 4" deck gun and sank the sub. A short time later the plane's started the attack. This happened a couple of miles OUTSIDE of the harbor, so technically not AT Pearl Harbor, just close to it.[/quote]Technically yes, but it was part of the total Japanese taskforce whos mission was to destroy Pearl Harbor.ReactReply - LA
Lakeman221Sep 27, 2019[quote] This IS an Interesting Fact - Where can i find the complete story?[/quote] Here is a You Tube video describing the events of that day, involving the Ward and midget submarine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcVnByFS7n8 If the link doesn't work, just go to You Tube and type in U.S.S. Ward in the search box and see what you get. This one was made by "The History Guy".ReactReply
