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•the rubix cube has 43 quintillion different possitions

•after skylab reentered the atmosphere, it landed in Australia and the Austrailian government issued the U.S. a $400 littering ticket, it remains unpaid.

Bobby Flay once worked at the New York Stock Exchange

annually, the US uses more steel is used in the construction of bottle caps then car bodies

•an alligator cant stick it's tongue out

•90% of all gold ever discovered has been found after 1848

•The largest organ in the human body, is the skin

•One teaspoon of sewage is enough to drug test an entire city

•The United States throws away enough Aluminum every 3 months to rebuild it's entire air fleet.

•In the 19th century, the United States Post Office tried to ban Christmas Cards, because there were to many to deliver.

•All the Platinum ever dug up would fit in a cube 25 ft on each side

·when the first drug laws were being written, caffeine was considered for being banned

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

•the rubix cube has 43 quintillion different possitions

•after skylab reentered the atmosphere, it landed in Australia and the Austrailian government issued the U.S. a $400 littering ticket, it remains unpaid.

Bobby Flay once worked at the New York Stock Exchange

annually, the US uses more steel is used in the construction of bottle caps then car bodies

•an alligator cant stick it's tongue out

•90% of all gold ever discovered has been found after 1848

•The largest organ in the human body, is the skin

•One teaspoon of sewage is enough to drug test an entire city

•The United States throws away enough Aluminum every 3 months to rebuild it's entire air fleet.

•In the 19th century, the United States Post Office tried to ban Christmas Cards, because there were to many to deliver.

•All the Platinum ever dug up would fit in a cube 25 ft on each side

·when the first drug laws were being written, caffeine was considered for being banned


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