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Go on tell us something completely useless.
I'll start.
In 1814 at a brewery in London a vat containing more than a million pints of beer burst, 8 people died, either by drowning or being overcome by the fumes. A few houses were crushed by the flood of beer too.
I'll start.
In 1814 at a brewery in London a vat containing more than a million pints of beer burst, 8 people died, either by drowning or being overcome by the fumes. A few houses were crushed by the flood of beer too.
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Rats and horses can't vomit.
The American Robin is actually a thrush.
There has never been a documented case of death by piranha.
maddmun wrote:
> I refuse to believe that.
It's true.
Rabbit meat uses up vast amounts of vitamin C when you eat it. Hence by eating rabbit you would eat yourself to death. One thing from SAS training that stuck with me.
> I refuse to believe that.
It's true.
Rabbit meat uses up vast amounts of vitamin C when you eat it. Hence by eating rabbit you would eat yourself to death. One thing from SAS training that stuck with me.
If you sneeze properly without closing your eyes at any point, they will pop out.
There are only four words in the English language which end in "dous": tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous.
Sneezes can reach up to 80mph.
There are no muscles in your hand.
If a nuclear bomb hit outside your house at this exact moment, you'd get an instant suntan before vapourising.
Hornets die at a temperature of around 45.2 degrees C, whereas Bee's die at a temperature of around 47 degrees C.
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