I'm saying fact for the same reason as Colyton. Before fairy tales get disneyified they tend to have a lot of dark things in them.
Fact or Crap Trivia (2016)
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FACT
Check out my nose, this is not a lie!
Check out my nose, this is not a lie!
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
The longest-living insect is the honey bee queen.
The longest-living insect is the honey bee queen.
Crappp
Survey says no
Crap.
Almost sure that's crap LOL
#ObviousCrap
CRAP
It's not the queen of the honey bees that is the longest-living insect, it's the termite queen. "Wood" you have ever guessed?
It's not the queen of the honey bees that is the longest-living insect, it's the termite queen. "Wood" you have ever guessed?
Thursday, January 14, 2016
In 2015, in an attempt to capitalize on the Year of the Sheep, a sheep café opened in South Korea where patrons can dine as they pet huge woolly sheep.
In 2015, in an attempt to capitalize on the Year of the Sheep, a sheep café opened in South Korea where patrons can dine as they pet huge woolly sheep.
fact
Sounds true enough. Fact.
Fact?
I know there's a restaurant in Japan (or another country? I can't remember exactly), where you can dine with snakes. So, I'll go with fact.
FACT
Food as entertainment is a baa-baaaad idea!
Food as entertainment is a baa-baaaad idea!
Friday, January 15, 2016
When the first car ashtray was offered as an option in 1994, most states wanted to ban it, claiming that smoking could cause accidents by creating a dangerous distraction for drivers.
When the first car ashtray was offered as an option in 1994, most states wanted to ban it, claiming that smoking could cause accidents by creating a dangerous distraction for drivers.
It makes so much sense that it has to be Crap.
Crappy as Crap
What they said.
CRAP
The controversy was over the introduction of car radios during the 1930s, not ashtrays. Many states wanted to ban car radios, fearing that they would distract drivers, and lead to accidents. SSDD! (same stuff, different day)
The controversy was over the introduction of car radios during the 1930s, not ashtrays. Many states wanted to ban car radios, fearing that they would distract drivers, and lead to accidents. SSDD! (same stuff, different day)
Monday, January 18, 2016
Sixty-five percent of all the Rolls-Royce cars ever built are still on the road today.
Sixty-five percent of all the Rolls-Royce cars ever built are still on the road today.
Welp, 50/50 chance...
I'll go fact.
I'll go fact.
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