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- 12% of Canadian households have fleas
- Jim Carrey is nominated for best male video in the Much Music Video Awards for the song "Somebody to Love"
- "Somebody to Love" was originally sung by Jefferson Airplane.
- Jefferson Airplane were also known as Jefferson Starship.
- the song "Time" by Hootie and Blowfish is 4 minutes, and 53 seconds long.
- X-Sedai means Generation X in Japanese
- 10 000 tourists visted Antarctica in 1995
- 40% of Canadians spend less than 2 hours on their finances
- Woody Allen plays the clarinet
- bears snore when they sleep
- bears can run twice as fast as a physically fit adult, in sprint distances
- by the time they're 15 years old, 30% of Thai children have been bitten by a dog
to increase the number of females playing the arcade game
Street Fighter Alpha 2, Capcom Entertainment made
a character resembling Sailor Moon. However, this plan
backfired, as it actually increase the number of male players
playing the Sailor Moon character.
- when polar bears stalk seals, they cover their black noses with their paws to camouflage it better in the snowy terrain
- Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird created the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- the word "quiz" is worth 22 points in Scrabble without any bonuses.
- DC comics created an enemy for Batman called "The Ten Eyed Man". After
being blinded from an explosion during a bank robbery, (He's the night
watchman...) doctors connected his optic nerves to his fingertips. He
blames Batman for his condition.
- the government in Malaysia proposed that students in primary and
secondary schools be given crew cuts, to help identify students who
leave school to skip.
- Danny Jones, who caught the 500th homerun ball of Baltimore's Eddie Murray sold it to a guy for $500 000.
- Gillian Anderson was born on August 9
- turkeys and dates are good laxatives.
- The gross domestic Product of Hungary in 1994 was 2,093 forints of which 20.4 % agriculture represented, and 35.5% industry represented.
Yasmine Bleeth, from the dramatic show Baywatch, cheated on her written driver's test
former Baywatch star, David Charvet, revealed that he doesn't like the beach
- Mechanical refridgeration Systems were 1st patented in 1834
- When Wile E. Coyote falls off a cliff he falls an average 250 metres.
- Krusty the Klown made $385 382.35 in the Car Sick kids Telethon.
- Japan is so hygiene-concious that there is an increase for products such as sanitary saxophones and antiseptic bicycle grips.
- Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank opened a "total anti-grem branch" in which the surfaces of ATMs and credit cards are laminated with antibacterial plastics
- for the first time, overweight people outnumber normal-sized ones in the United States
- trumpets, trombones and French horns tend to push the front teeth back
- clarinets and saxophones tend to push the front teeth out.
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This page was created on June 19,1996 by Stanley Sy and Ryan Parks
This page was last updated May 22, 1997
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