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Trilobites were the first creatures to have eyes, but those eyes were made of calcite, a type of crystal.
Leroy Fer can only sprint in the direction of the opposition's goal. A rare genetic abnormality (Phillips Syndrome, a type of chronic laziness) physically prevents him from sprinting towards his own team's goal.
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"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
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Hippo sweat is pinky red - OK what they secrete is not really sweat, it's a pinky red oil that acts as a skin moisturiser (they are very prone to sunburn), water repellent and anti-biotic but it looks like sweat to the average passer-by.
The bird we call a turkey is called a Hindi in Turkey, and a Peru in India. In Malaysia it's called a Dutch Chicken. In Egyptian Arabic it's called a Roman Chicken but in Syrian Arabic it's an Ethiopian Chicken.
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The atomic density of Plutonium is 19840 kg/m3 as a solid. This is not the fissile material Plutonium 239 used in atomic weapons.
And to all the Government agencies that have now just tuned in, I hear that Leroy Fer, Sandro and Stephen Caulker have all been seen consorting with a shadowy figure known only as 'The Claw'. Make of that what you will.
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
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Useless information. on 17:39 - May 17 by BucksRanger
Octopus blood is blue.
Hippo sweat is pinky red - OK what they secrete is not really sweat, it's a pinky red oil that acts as a skin moisturiser (they are very prone to sunburn), water repellent and anti-biotic but it looks like sweat to the average passer-by.
Yes, quite a few creatures have blue bloods, including lobsters, tarantulas and the common snail. This is because they are deficit in hemoglobin which, being rich in iron, makes most blood red.
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1. the theme tune from ' Some Mothers Do 'Av 'Em' by Ronnie Hazlehurst features a piccolo spelling out the title in Morse code, excluding the apostrophes
--- ――― ―― - ―― ――― ― ---- - -―- --- ―-- ――― -― ---― - - ―― -―-―-― S o m e/ m o t h e r s / d o / a v e/e m (full stop)
2. "Crabsticks" do not actually contain any crab and from 1993 manufacturers have been legally obliged to label them "Crab flavoured sticks".
3. country yokel, speed freak and Toilet cottager ,joe meek was the biggest selling British artist in the usa with 'telstar' until the beatles came along.
4. cocaine bought from paul beckworth in hutton Brentwood , contains zero cocaine*. *Confirmed by Brentwood Police
5. i did read somewhere that downs syndrome members of the community have a denser bone structure coupled with 2 extra ribs and a hinge on their solar plexus allowing greater chest expansion and thus greater PSI in their death grip. a bit like' bolo' in 'enter the dragon'.
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The Duke Of New York. A-Number One.
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Useless information. on 07:05 - May 18 by johncharles
The spike on the top of his helmet was to stop Zeppelins landing on his head.
Yeah, but it clearly makes your moustache go all droopy. "I gave up wearing spiked helmets and my 'tache has never been perkier, says Mr von Hindenburg of Potsdam."
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Animals won't eat another animal struck dead by lightning.
Yes. Predators are a bit fussy when it comes to food. Lightning is roughly 1000000 volts. So, when lightning strikes, the animal gets electrocuted, and so tastes burnt. However, scavengers (vultures and whatnot) will eat pretty much anything.
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