Do you know what vantage point that photo was taken.
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Groucho's Fact Hunt
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Damn sobriety and it’s 12 month calendar
No but I have a good guess.
I would say its from the bedroom window of the end house next to the commercial property- which used to be Irwins Grocers, all their shops had distinctive beige tiles, (now hidden) the business was bought out around 1963/4 during Tesco's early expansion phase.
You can still see remnants of their distinctive tiled shops about the South half of the city
Black Belt Jones
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The highest bothy in the UK is the Hutchison memorial hut in the Cairngorms. Second highest is actually in England, Greg's hut on Cross Fell in the north pennines, at 690 m.
....judges in the U.K. don’t have a gavel.
SpongeBob brown shoes
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Type 'why was cornflakes invented' into Google
He invented Cornflakes in 1878 in the hope that plain food would stop people masturbating. Mr Kellogg, the man who created Corn Flakes, produced the cereal in the late 19th century and marketed it as a “healthy, ready-to-eat anti-masturbatory morning meal”.
He invented Cornflakes in 1878 in the hope that plain food would stop people masturbating. Mr Kellogg, the man who created Corn Flakes, produced the cereal in the late 19th century and marketed it as a “healthy, ready-to-eat anti-masturbatory morning meal”.
Seeing as the title of this thread is a play on words (fact hunt), I’m going to be introducing a weekly award to what I think is the best fact posted each week. In keeping with the play on words nature of the title, the award will be “fact up”.
It will start as of now, and I’ll read through the thread and pick the winner weekly. The winner gets basically told that they have ‘fact up’ this week;
It will start as of now, and I’ll read through the thread and pick the winner weekly. The winner gets basically told that they have ‘fact up’ this week;
chrismpw
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The exhaust valves in the Rolls Royce Merlin engine were bored out hollow and half filled with sodium which melted in use and removed heat from the valve head as it splashed around inside, distributing the heat into the valve stem for more efficient cooling.
Ingenious engineering.
Ingenious engineering.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Baby pterodactyls are called flaplings.
Only dead ones.
As there was nobody around to call them anything, it's technically correct to say that no living pterodactyl baby was ever called a flapling.
Fact. This thread has been going for 5 years and I hadn't noticed the play on words until this post.
....ffs, Groucho trying to win his own prize.
I say it clearly, I shall never award it to myself.
....I hope you wouldn’t with that one!!