The Pentagon, which I think is the largest office building in the world (I could be wrong), has twice the number of bathrooms necessary, because when it was built there were different bathrooms used by different races.

Really? Jesus... Even though segratation didn;t really happen in Washington? Or did it?

On a similar note, Hawaii tried twice in the 30's to attain statehood, but the Southern states were outraged that a state of the Union might have a non-white majority.

Just discovered that today

What's the brightest man-made place from space?





Las Vegas

World Cup winner Jack Charlton worked as a miner. He jacked (pardon the pun) that in for a career as a cop. But his Leeds Utd trial was on the same day as his cop interview. He chose the trial. The rest is history.

When electric chairs were first invented, Menelek II of Abyssinia ordered three and then remembered his country didnt have electricity, so he used one of the chairs as a throne. Menelek was also abit of a paper muncher and died after eating a particularly thick Bible!

Wow! lol, didn't know that.


In three separate instances in the years 1987 and 1988, small pick frogs rained down from the sky onto various parts of Great Britain.

typo monster: it was actually FOUR separate instances.

the only man made object visible from the moon isnt the great wall of china, it is in fact holland

oh and in 1985 lietchenstein was the worlds leading producer of false teeth

So true, i cant find it on google earth atall, stupid wall!

you spend about 3 years of your life in the toilet or in my case 6

Speaking of false teeth, Keith Moon, drummer with the Who, once jumped into an empty swimming pool and snapped one of his teeth completely off. Later he had it re-glued.

The Roman Emperor Caligula once wanted to appoint his favorite horse, Incitatus, a consul of Rome--and did.

LMAO!

Who first discovered the world was round??

Tom don't answer!

bees did. although people have known the world was round for thousands of years.

No, wasn't it some Greek gent like Archimedes or Socrates or Aristotle?

Nope he wasn't greek, it was an explorer like columbus or Vespucci........might even have been Leanardo da vinci

No, I think some Greek chappy already did the maths

Was it Magellan?

Yes it was a greek,saw it on QI