15 Now-You-Know Facts We Can’t Get Out Of Our Heads
"What is it, sir?" asked a man who seemed as if he were on vacation and not out scavenging for supplies in the desert heat.
"The sun," answered one of the women, "I don't see it. It's so hot."
They all looked at the horizon with concern. They had seen the light from the sun on the horizon every day since they arrived in this wasteland but now there was no sign of its return.
There was no sign that any other people were out here, and the only sounds they made were their own breathing, scraping feet through the sand and a faint wind blowing across them.
But there was one thing. Yes ... somewhere in the sand, a bright corner of a piece of paper, caught in sunlight, sticking out conspicuously in the expanse of the desert. One of the women pulled it out and realized it was actually a list of fifteen facts, and it went:
‘Groundhog Day’ lives on in the Library of Congress.
Solitaire was included in Microsoft to teach users how to operate a computer mouse.
The largest snake ever to exist was found in a coal mine.
Pass the tissues, an orgasm can clear your sinuses.
DJ Dumpling brings the ruckus in Japan.
Iceland’s women went on strike in the ‘70s.
Bruce Banner didn’t turn into the Hulk when he got angry at first.
Celine Dion recorded My Heart Will Go On in one take.
The New Zealand PM called for a snap election while drunk, and lost.
The Human-Robot War already began, in the late ‘70s.
Human cannonballs are really human catapults.
Donkey Kong is more Donkey than Kong.
O’Hare Airport has a link to Al Capone.
Fox urine stops tree thieves.
Baby pigeons only look like baby pigeons for about a month.
