Fact O' The Day

[Hefe]

edible Duct tape is not that hard to believe

[Peelz]

puh lease. I can make a site called factsoffacts.com and say

anyone with the name jeff blows goats

proven fact.

  and where is this site? 

[Krandall]

I only said I COULD make it...


RandomCrapAssFacts.com

[Krandall]

'Shouting "Geronimo" while jumping has its origins in the U.S. Army. '

Geronimo was a fearless and ruthless military leader of the Chiricahua Apache, the last tribe to surrender to the U.S. in the 1880s. His given name was Goyahkla; Mexican troops, astonished by his bravery, dubbed him Geronimo after Saint Jerome. In 1940, the U.S. 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment assumed Geronimo for their motto and logo, and after watching the 1939 film Geronimo, one especially nervous member of the regiment said he would shout the leader's name as they performed a tricky jump to show he wasn't scared, giving birth to the curious tradition.

[Krandall]

'Crop circles are alleged to cause "the Viagra effect" in some men. '

Since crop circles first began to catch media attention around Southern England in the late 1970s, people have been crediting their existence to everything from simple weather phenomena to evidence of UFOs. But while crop circles may infuriate the landowner and intoxicate believers, some men have allegedly experienced erections upon walking in a crop circle, a phenomenon that's been dubbed "the Viagra effect."

[Peelz]

'Crop circles are alleged to cause "the Viagra effect" in some men. '

Since crop circles first began to catch media attention around Southern England in the late 1970s, people have been crediting their existence to everything from simple weather phenomena to evidence of UFOs. But while crop circles may infuriate the landowner and intoxicate believers, some men have allegedly experienced erections upon walking in a crop circle, a phenomenon that's been dubbed "the Viagra effect."

nice!  I experience this phenomonon in the yamaha shop

[Krandall]

'Crop circles are alleged to cause "the Viagra effect" in some men. '

Since crop circles first began to catch media attention around Southern England in the late 1970s, people have been crediting their existence to everything from simple weather phenomena to evidence of UFOs. But while crop circles may infuriate the landowner and intoxicate believers, some men have allegedly experienced erections upon walking in a crop circle, a phenomenon that's been dubbed "the Viagra effect."

nice!  I experience this phenomonon in the gay shop

We know peelz.

[dragonz]

'Crop circles are alleged to cause "the Viagra effect" in some men. '

Since crop circles first began to catch media attention around Southern England in the late 1970s, people have been crediting their existence to everything from simple weather phenomena to evidence of UFOs. But while crop circles may infuriate the landowner and intoxicate believers, some men have allegedly experienced erections upon walking in a crop circle, a phenomenon that's been dubbed "the Viagra effect."

nice!  I experience this phenomonon in the gay shop

I'm with ya peelz.

You wanna hold his hand as well?

[Hefe]

The first chalk body outline was drawn around John Dillinger's corpse.

[funyun]

The first chalk body outline was drawn around John Dillinger's corpse.

Reminds of GTA

[Krandall]

'Crop circles are alleged to cause "the Viagra effect" in some men. '

Since crop circles first began to catch media attention around Southern England in the late 1970s, people have been crediting their existence to everything from simple weather phenomena to evidence of UFOs. But while crop circles may infuriate the landowner and intoxicate believers, some men have allegedly experienced erections upon walking in a crop circle, a phenomenon that's been dubbed "the Viagra effect."

nice!  I experience this phenomonon in the gay shop

I'm with ya peelz.

Can I hold his weinerl?

all yours man.

[Krandall]

'Honeybees kill intruders to their hive by cooking them. '


You would assume that hives of Japanese honeybees 30,000 strong would be well-protected, but a small group of Vespa mandarinia hornets -- the largest hornet on earth at 2" long -- can slaughter the hive in a few hours. So honeybees have conjured up a counterattack known as the "bee ball." Hundreds of honeybees swarm the hornet and force it to the ground, where they pounce and begin to flap their wings so quickly that their body temperature is raised as much 50 degrees Fahrenheit, a process that not only suffocates the hornet but also cooks it.

[funyun]

Mmmm tasty

[Krandall]

pretty interesting I thought as much as 50 degrees !!

[funyun]

Sounds possible to me. happens all the time while im out in public. Spray on my axe body spray, hot girls come running and dry dump the shit out of me. Definately warms me up a bit.