10 Really, REALLY Useless Facts

[Kesmai]

http://blog.payitforwardonline.com/2006/09/24/10-really-really-useless-facts/

M.I.T. Boston in the 1930s. Every male student that brought a girl to a “dorm party” had to pay an admission fee based on his date’s weight. They paid 1 cent per pound and an addictional 10 cents if if their date was a blonde, 15 cents for brunettes and 20 cents for redheads.

 

[bigmack]

If we had a list of the 10 most useless posts on the board, yours would be one of them

 

[yak pac fatal]

fact: this thread is so useless

 

[2PacThug4Life]

9. The first home model of a microwave was priced at $1295 USD.

Wow.

 

[EDouble]

^not that surprising
remember when teh 1st maker of oranges were released?

 

[Illuminattile]

These lists usually involve a bunch of so-called "facts" that are rarely true. Take this one, for example.

"Sun-dried raisins are dried in the sun"

Sounds a little far-fetched to me.

 

[Rahim]

yeah I didn't find it that use full either

 

[ill-matic]

If we had a list of the 10 most useless posts on the board, yours would be one of them

at this moment he has only made 8 lol

 

[Cown]

I just got dumber

 

[Rukas]

Are you all stupid, did you even read the thread? Those facts are useless, but they are interesting.

Take this one for example:

6. When a male honeybee is doing the dirty with the queen honeybee, after he is finished, his genitals explode.

 

[Glockmatic]

11. Dogs produce their own vitamin c. Those bastards

 

[Kesmai]

would you rather your balls explode, or be a virgin forever.. i think it's kind of hard to masturbate without thumbs.. do bees have thumbs?

 

[Illuminattile]

would you rather your balls explode, or be a virgin forever.. i think it's kind of hard to masturbate without thumbs.. do bees have thumbs?

No, of course not. They could use their wings, though.

 

[Tru Principle]

interesting and useful

 

[Think_ThuGLiFE]

5. Total cereal provides 100% of your daily requirement of iron, REAL IRON. It has very very small flakes/particles of iron in it. Try it yourself: Crush up the cereal into a fine powder. Add water to the cereal and drop in a strong magnet. Stir for a long time (your arms will be sore after this activity - use a mechanical magnetic stirrer if you can get one). When you pull the magnet out, you will see lots of little iron shavings attached to it