20 High-Fiber Facts That Helped To Keep Us Regular

You are about to enjoy this list of interesting facts that have absolutely no meaning whatsoever. I realize that you are not entertained by things that are not meant to be, but it is your job to entertain me. Therefore, please try to focus on the following items, and let them tickle your brain a little bit. I enjoy this list of interesting facts. I'm not sure why I enjoy it. Maybe because I can't read minds. Maybe because I enjoy anything that will tickle my brain a little bit. Let's start with some basics. Our brains are made of meat. Yes, it might seem strange to say this, but meat is what makes us humans. You are made up of meat and bones. If you don't believe me, then please take a good look at yourself in the mirror. You might need to use a magnifying glass, but trust me when I say that you are a creature of meat and bones.
Cats kill more birds than buildings do.

Fashion companies sent Snooki purses from their competitors.

JFK’s campaign cleverly contested the accusation that he had Addison’s disease.

Washington’s farewell party bar tab is still intact.

Voltaire exploited the French lottery to become wealthy.

The first person to be arrested for selling pot got 4 years of hard labor.

The Air Force drops presents on small Pacific islands.

Africa has the highest concentration of twins.

Seven women are responsible for 95% of Europeans.

Any Rubik’s Cube can be solved in 20 moves.

Marvel introduced a character called Jihad on September 1st, 2001.

Lightning strikes increase mushroom size and population.

Daisy Ridley was in a CPR video before Star Wars.

The real Spider-Man scaled the Sears Tower with suction cups.

The NFL voluntarily ended their tax-exempt status.

Dickens lived during a period of particularly snowy Christmases.

A lake in the Arctic never freezes because it’s so salty.

Conspiracy theorists say the Nintendo president ordered the murder of the Game Boy creator.

Cameron nailed phones to the wall during the filming of “Avatar.”

A Mexican immigrant is Texas’ most decorated WWI veteran.
