Random scary facts about life.

12 facts that maybe you didn't know.

1. The probability of dying on your birthday is 6.7% higher than on any other day.

2. Those who pass in front of the television more than 2 hours a day will shorten their lives in 1.4 years.

3. At this time, there are more than 40 million people living enslaved.

4. In 1977, the average life expectancy in Cambodia was 18.91 years.

5. It was once believed that babies under 15 months could not feel pain, so doctors performed surgeries on babies without anesthesia. They administered muscle relaxants to prevent babies from twisting.

6. In 1800, dentures were made with the teeth of dead soldiers.

7. One night in 1923 in a large area of ​​Japan thousands of dogs howled for hours, for no reason. The next day 142,385 Japanese died in one of the most terrifying earthquakes in history.

8. A man dressed in black robes and a scythe was arrested because he had been watching the old men in an asylum.

9. In South Korea this is a superstition, if you get too close to a fan you could die and it was that many years ago when someone committed suicide forensics told the family that they had died from a fan because that saved them from Blame her and kept her honor.

10. A 19-year-old girl called her mother while camping in Russia. Her mother felt grateful, because she kept telling her that she loved her. But he was actually calling her because a bear had just killed his stepfather and was eating her alive. While talking to her mother, he was being killed. Her mother heard strange background noises, but her daughter just wanted to say goodbye saying she loved her.

11. An episode of Sesame Street in 1976 had to be taken off the air, because it scared the children too much. In it, the witch had lost her broom in Sesame Street, so she decided to threaten to turn the characters into basketballs. The threats were increasingly constant and worse, which several parents called to complain, that the episode was very intense.

12. Finally, it is likely that someone died while reading this sentence.

What's a random fun facts?

 

• A grain of sand is halfway in size between an atom and the planet earth.(on the logarithmic scale).
• Newton was born in the same year as Gallileo's death.
  
• An average person spends 24 years of his life sleeping.
  
• When you get a kidney transplant, they usually just leave your original kidneys in your body and put the 3rd kidney in your pelvis.
  
• There used to be a flying reptile that was as tall as a giraffe. (Quetzalcoatlus)
  
• Only 10 to 13% of indexed data on the Internet is pornography. 4 times that amount is spam.
  
• It is possible for a professional mimic to forget his voice. (That happened to Gary Oldman, IIRC. He had to take voice training classes to regain his British accent while they were making Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, he had spent so long doing other accents on screen he'd forgotten his original voice.)
  
• An avocado is a berry, a strawberry is not.
• Saudi Arabia imports camels from Australia.
  
• Russia has a greater surface area than Pluto.
  
• More people are killed each year by vending machines than by sharks.
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  The dot used in lowercase "i" and "j" is called a tittle.
  
• The plastic or metal piece on the end of a shoelace is called an "aglet"
  

• The space between your eyebrows is called your "glabella"
  
• You are always looking at your nose, your brain just chooses to ignore it.
  
• 'Subcontinental' has all vowels in reverse order.
• That line between your nose and your lip is called the "philtrum."
• 'Raise' and 'Raze" are both homonyms and antonyms.
  
• 'Facetious' has all the vowels in normal order.
  
• There was once a novel that was completely devoid of the letter E
  
• The guy who voices Spongebob was The Narrator on The Powerpuff Girls
  
• 'Almost' is the longest word in the English language spelt in alphabetical order.
  
• Apple works better than coffee to wake you up in the morning

What are some interesting random facts?

 Alright so i am gonna introduce you with some random facts here, ……

• The first person to invest in Facebook was the cofounder of PayPal, Peter Thiel, who invested $500,000 in June 2004.!!

In Japan, 90% of mobile phones are waterproof because youngsters use them even in the shower.

During World War II, condoms were used to cover rifle barrels from being damaged by salt water as the soldiers swam to shore.

If you start sending an SMS by mistakeyou can cancel it by turning Airplane Mode ON quickly as possible to cut off the connection before the message can get out. Then delete the message from the Outbox just in case it tries to send it again.

Jeremiah Clarke, an English composer couldn't decide whether to commit suicide by hanging or drowning himself, so he flipped a coin. The coin landed on its edge in the mud. So he went home and shot himself instead.

Cartoon character Popeye the Sailormanproved to be an effective marketing scheme for the spinach growers as it helped increase spinach sales during the time of depression in the 1930’s.

• Sometimes when you are in the shower you can lose sense of time. If you want to take quick shower a good idea is to put a clock with dial face in the bathroom that you can watch all the time, or another great idea is to put a playlist with couple of songs that last 10 to 15 minutes, so when they play you will have a sense of the time passing.
• Albert Einstein was offered thepresidency of Israel !!

Mickey Mouse was the first animated character to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.!!

An apple is a very refreshing tonic for oily skin. It makes an excellent remedy for fine wrinkles, cracked skin, itching and inflammation.!!

What are some interesting random facts?

 

• The small hole at the end of your pen may save your life. If you or your child, ever swallows a pen lid, the hole will stop you from suffocating and will allow you to breathe.

• The lines on your plastic cup are measuring marks for alcohol intake.

• The bobble on top of your beanie was not originally a fashion statement. The pom pom was created in the 18th century to ensure that sailors wouldn't hit their head on the low ceiling at the entrance of cabins.

• When jeans were invented, the little pockets were made for pocket watches, not money or tickets.

• The small ridges found on the F and J keys on a computer keyboard are to help users correctly position their left and right hands without having to look at the keyboard. They are also useful for blind individuals.

Pretty cool, right??

Image Sources:

This is the reason there is a hole at the end of a Bic pen lids! - Madam Magazine Kenya

What do the lines on Solo Cups mean?

Little Mix - Winter

The True Purpose Behind That Extra Little Pocket On Your Jeans

http://cluber.info/ebumps-f

What are some interesting random facts?

 Pink is for girls and blue is for boys.

This is something we all heard growing up.

The two colors were first chosen because of how they complimented hair and eye colors. Blue was meant to go with blue eyes/ blonde hair, and pink for brown eyes/ brown hair.

Blue was actually the color that was assigned to girls, because it was seen as a dainty color.

Pink was seen as a stronger color, so it was assigned to boys.

But how then did pink become a color for girls and blue for boys?

In 1960’s when women started stepping outside, they started putting on pink clothes, which reflected as breaking stereotypes. Clothing colors became, once again, gender-neutral.

The 1980s = capitalism = baby clothes marketing

There was sort of pride in identifying a baby daughter with pink headbands and pink diapers.

If being feminine was a bad thing in the 1960s, it was a good thing by the 1980s.

What are some interesting random facts?

 About space

1.Earth is the only planet not named for a mythological gods or goddess names.

For the five visible to the naked eye, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn they we named during ancient times. The word “Earth” comes from the Old English word “ertha” meaning ground or land.

2. Mars has the longest valley and biggest volcano (that we ever know of ) in solar system.

3. Neptune radiates great heat than it gets from sun(It will get less heat as it is one of the farthest planet from sun).

4. The hottest planet is not closest planet to the sun.

Even though Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, it is not actually the hottest. Mercury does not have any atmosphere meaning that this planet is only hot in the daytime when it is directly facing the Sun. At this stage temperatures can rise to 425°C but at night the planet’s temperature can drop down to a freezing -180°C. Venus is the hottest planet. Its thick clouds trap the Sun’s heat causing Venus to be a sizzling 500°C all of the time.

5. All of space is completely silent.

6.The International Space Station (ISS) weights 925,000 pounds and is 357 feet long (just under a football field) making it the largest man-made object in space.

About Human Body

1. Our Brain pattern changes every time we learn a new thing in life.

2. For an adult it takes 200 muscles coordination in taking one step.

3.Like fingerprints each human tongue has its own unique pattern.

4. If you were born in between 1990 to 1999, then you have lived 3 decades 2 millenniums 2 centuries and you are not even 30 years yet.

6. Brain has nerve connection with teeth,so when you have tooth problem you will have headache.

6. Our heartbeat, blood pressure and respiratory system synchronise with musical beats and tempo.

7. Babies cannot taste salt till 4 months.

About India & Indians

1.India claims more Guinness records than all but two countries in the world.

2.USB was developed by an Indian-American computer architect, Ajay Bhatt. Pentium chip also developed by Indian.

3.calculus and trigonometry came from India.

The equations given by S.Ramanujan is now being used to understand the Black hole.

4.India has the largest postal network.(India even has a floating post office).

5. Varanasi is one of the oldest continually inhabited city in the world.

6.India is the only country other than US and Japan, to have built a super computer indigenously. Now that’s something to be proud of.

7. May 26 is celebrated as the Science Day in Switzerland in honor of former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, because on the day, Kalam visited the country. One great man who never stops making India proud.

What are some interesting random facts?

 We are Human Beings who live on a planet Earth.

This is our Earth. There are 7.5 Billion human beings living on this planet, and millions of other life forms also surviving. This Earth revolves around the Sun, and rotates about it’s axis is a periodic manner.

This is our Solar System. It has Earth, and other planets and celestial bodies revolving around it. Our solar system is also in some form of periodic motion.

This is the Milky Way Galaxy. It contains Billions of solar systems, or better Star Systems, like that of ours. Star Systems undergo periodic motions here. Also, our galaxy is expanding slowly.

This is the Cluster of galaxies. There are millions of galaxies in each cluster, which are similar and different to our Milky Way Galaxy. One of the galaxy in this cluster is the Andromeda Galaxy which is closest to the Milky Way.

This is the Cosmic Web of Galaxies. Each Cosmic web consists of a large number of Clusters of Galaxies. This Web is getting wider gradually, because of the expansion of galaxies. Cosmic Web is actually the observable universe, where we are able to discover new celestial bodies.

This is our Universe. Supposedly, it is roughly spherical. Universe is basically a dense network of millions of Cosmic Webs. Every thing we have ever discovered lies in this Universe only.

According to String Theory, there are supposedly Six dimensions within our Universe, and our Universe is stationary. It can however only expand at it’s position.

This is the Multiverse. It has millions of universes like ours. These constituent universes have different systems and structures and tend to follow different different laws of physics. They have their own world.

These universes lying within the Multiverse are separated by strong dark matter, or dark energy.

This is the Group of Multiverses, containing many Multiverses. This Group supposedly forms a Superverse in the same manner as Universes form a Multiverse. Again, there is dark energy in between Multiverses.

It is assumed that Multiverses are also spherical in nature and undoubtedly and ultimately infinitely large.

It is possible that there may be other Superverses also, and certain structures containing those Superverses also, but this is hypothetical.

As of now, Physics and Astronomy have given conclusions upto the existence of Multiverses, and a further structure, the Superverse.

So technically, there are a large number of Multiverses, each having millions of Universes, with each Universe having dense networks of Cosmic Webs, which in turn have millions of Galaxies, each having billions of Star Systems which further have a certain number of Planets.

Now just imagine, WHO ARE WE?

Astrologers say that suppose if we have the most advanced possible technology, we have suitable devices, and transport which are capable of traveling with the speed of light, and are even capable to withstand the strong forces of the Stars, movement of celestial bodies, infinitely powerful gravitational attractions and are capable of withstanding the repulsions by the dark matter or the dark energy, then it will take us Billions of years to explore our observable Universe.

So, this is what lies outside the Earth. This is actually the size and might of the nature which can’t be measured by any possible means.

Human Beings are simply insignificant in front of all this. The interesting fact is, we are negligble part of the infinite world and are among uncountable living creatures of the world, probably most of which are much advanced and technologically sound than us…

Random facts

 

1. Men were the first to wear heels, women started wearing it to look more masculine. weird right!

2. The national animal of Scotland is Unicorn. I Didn’t even know unicorn exists.

3. Pringles aren’t actually potato chips, say whatt!. That’s why you don’t see any chips written over it.

4. The first iphone wasn’t made by Apple itself but CISCO

5. Saudi Arabia imports camels from Australia.

6. Snails could have 1000 to 12,000 and some can even kill you.

(other images were gross)

7. The Guinness Book of World Records was created to settle bar arguments.

8. More people live in Bangladesh than in Russia.

9. A banyan tree in Kolkata, INDIA is bigger than average Walmart.

10. Charlie Chaplin lost a “Charlie Chaplin lookalike contest”