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24 August 2019

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In the 6th Century BCE, Pythagoras was first to determine the world is spherical. Soft drink bottlers Canada Dry, Crush, Big8 and Clearly Canadian are domestically owned. Africa's second longest, the Congo River crosses the equator twice. Today in 1814, British troops burnt the White House. We promise not to do it again. Chemists who work in the soda pop industry are fizzysists.  99 years ago, Mazda incorporated as a maker of artificial cork; vehicles came in 1931. Obviously not Deepwater Baptists, honey bees communicate by dancing.  From Windsor to the Québec border, Ontario's Highway 401 stretches 817.9 kilometres. Hodophobes struggle with the irrational fear of travelling. God is gracious but it is presumptuous to dance in a canoe. The Widow Josephine is Peter Rabbit's mother.  People who discriminate against redheads practise gingerism. Loyola College joined Sir George Williams U. as Concordia U. in Montréal, today in 1974. Milk i...

25 October 2018

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Christmas comes in sixty days. We have ten primary aluminum smelters—one in BC and nine in Québec. The lifespan of a pillow is two to four years. The Bermuda Police Service has 468 sworn members. Pakistani politicians are very good at currying favours.  Knorr began selling alphabet soup nearly 130 years ago. Women are twice as likely than men to develop varicose veins.  The official retirement age for Norwegians is 67. Today in 1861, the Toronto Stock Exchange opened—thirteen companies were listed. Alternative facts are aversion of the truth. Kellogg’s manufactures in 18 countries and markets its products in 180 nations.  Bald eagles mate for life and take turns sitting on the eggs until they hatch. 330,000 people walk through Times Square every day.   Rob Ford was elected as His Worship, Mayor of Toronto, today in 2010. Pilot: What one does with wood after cutting and splitting it. Canada Dry was incorporated i...

30 May 2018

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Fun Facts for 30 May 2018 For a richer, more flavourful stew, stir in 15 millilitres of molasses. In 2016, Canadians dropped $7.5 billion on recreational vehicles. For maximum flavour, capers must be picked in the early morning hours. Finns start school at the age of seven. After a class trip to the Canada Dry bottler, there was a pop quiz.  Earth's oldest monarchy, Japan's Yamato Dynasty began to reign in 606 AD.  Ann Landers dispensed advice to millions of North Americans for 56 years.  The average person spends 87% of life indoors.  In 1854, Alabama was first to create a workers’ compensation board. Perfect southern women come with all conceivable belles and whistles. Poppin’ Fresh, Pillsbury’s Doughboy, was born on 18 March 1965.  The legal age of consent is eleven in Nigeria, and thirteen in Japan. Ducks say ‘kwak kwak’ in English and 'kwaw kwaw' en français. Today,17,000 citizens of the British Territory of Ang...