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  1. Popeye the Sailor Man was the 1919 brainchild of Elzie Crisler Segar.
  2. Israel once offered physicist Albert Einstein the office of president, but he declined saying he had no head for problems.
  3. Everyone who has ever graduated the West Point military academy has had at least one demerit, save for Robert E. Lee.
  4. The nocturnal lesser mouse lemur is the tiniest primate on the planet, weighing in at just one ounce.
  5. The domestic cat is not spoken of anywhere in the holy bible.
  6. The final picture of the Titanic luxury ship was captured by Friar Brown in Queenstown (now Cobh). Brown left the ship at Cobh but was invited to stay on for the full journey. His Jesuit superiors denied him the opportunity. He went on to become a world reknown photographer. 
  7. If a person wanted to count to 1,000,000,000, it would take them 31,688 years (at one number per second).
  8. The term "dodger" (from the Brooklyn Dodgers, known today as the LA Dodgers) is derived from "trolley dodgers," the description given to Brooklyners skillfully dodging trolley cars in the streets. 
  9. People can't see rainbows unless their backs are to them. Related factoid: No one has ever found the end of a rainbow because it doesn't have one; a rainbow forms a complete circle. People can't see the other half any more than they can see China from the United States. (line of sight principle)
  10. The word "twerp" actually means pregnant goldfish.
  11. Physcrophilia is sexual stimulation by cold temperature.
  12. Twenty days afer Napoleon Bonaparte died, Great Britain finally released his body.
  13. The orgasm of a pig lasts half an hour.
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  15. The human body contains enough fat to produce 7 soap bars.
  16. The Yellowstone geyser known as Old Faithful can blast water as high as a building seventeen stories high (apr. 170ft).
  17. The letter "J" cannot be found in the periodic table of elements.
  18. The leader of the Omaha Indians, Blackbird, was buried on the back of his #1 horse.
  19. Before the arrival of Columbus, none of the following existed outside of America: potatos, chocolate, vanilla, pumpkin, tomatos, peanuts, peppers, corn, sunflowers, tobacco, zucchini, and squash.
  20. An early Islam historian asserts that chess was first developed and used in Persia and India for entertainment and war strategies, as a primitive math calculator, as a gambling venue and in the study of the stars. 
  21. The authentic father of Christmas, St. Nicholas, is the patron saint of virgins and thieves, and red Russia.
  22. Chances are, if a cat is squeezing its eyes shut, it is either happy or experiencing pleasure. 
  23. The majority of boats are named "Obsession".
  24. The sea cucumber is a much coveted, delicious treat for dolphins.
  25. In 1916, 55 out of a hundred cars on the road were Model Ts, a record that has never been beaten.
  26. In 1562 a man was exhumed 6 hours after he was buried after claims that he'd been seen breathing at the funeral. He lived seventy five more years.
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