Saturday, 18 April 2009
Little man
Christopher Walken was original cast as the presenter for the popular british brain-teaser - 'Countdown'. However, due to scheduling conflicts preventing him from committing to a full season, he was dropped in favour if the late Richard Whitely. There are currently plans to launch a new season with a new look and a holographic Whitely at the helm.
Landmine ahoy
It takes 43 chicken nuggets to build a single landmine used by the US military. Thanks to advances in preservative-technology this landmine can have a best-by date of up to three weeks.
Upside down
The handstand was discovered in 1258 by Arthur Handstand. The British government first tried to silence his discovery and worried its unveiling would cause mass panic.
Dead or Alive, you're coming with me
It's a little known fact that the 1980s movie 'Robocop' is based on a true story. Names were changed to protect the identities of parties involved.
To the Left
In the late 18th century it was common practice to shoot a left handed baby upon birth. This was later outlawed when it was discovered that left handed people make good gardeners
Polski Weslie
Look up
Contrary to popular consensus, it's actually cats that cannot look up. Dogs have been able to look up since the early 70s.
Bad memory
Seeds of doubt
Like sharks, Sperm cannot swim backwards. However - unlike sharks, sperm naturally produces a 'John Williams Suspenseful Cue' when attacking its prey.
Instrument of Death
Caught in a trap
Distance matters
The distance between a mans scrotum and his anus is equal to one 40th the distance between his favourite album and wrist (while held). This distance is measured in yanks.
Food for thought
Through a complex manufacturing process, the 'it' is removed from gravity to form gravy. This can be used to add a much needed flavour to ones favourite meat such as Kellogs Corn Flakes.
Lab rats
Scientific research has shown that lab rats respond to the word 'minge'. Upon hearing the word, it has been documented that responses range from simple sneezing, to rhetoric conversations on policies in the middle east.
Moaning Lisa
Here in my Kar
Duck and cover
Ducks cannot whistle, and instead have to rely on a short cough to attract attention.
Shark the Herald Angels Swim
Its a common misconception but Sharks can't actually swim, they do in fact move around the vastness of the oceans attached to a complex system of pulleys, ropes and hoists operated by big lobsters and the occasional crab on work experience.
Body facts
The Spleen is named after it's inventor - Sir Alfred Spleeon. The o was dropped from the name for legal reasons in 1943.
Runner Bean seen running
The fastest runner bean was clocked as moving at 17mph. That's almost twice as fast as the fastest recorded carrot.
Call my Fluff
There is enough miscellaneous fluff in finland to fill a pocket the size of God's scrotum.
To the batmobile
Batman's primary mode of transport, the Batmobile, is powered by the souls of liquidised foetuses. This source of energy can fuel a vehicle at around 4 miles per gallon.
Makin' Bacon
Napoleon invented the Bacon Sandwich in 1816 to fuel his soldiers. It is rumoured that Hitler had investigated similar tactics but could find no way to control the nazi war machine once they had dined on pork.
Let there be light
Lightbulbs have been proven to cease to exist when no one is in a room. This is known as the reductive-panini theory.
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