Early hot dogs were genuinely cooked puppy Dachshunds, a breed specifically created for use as food
87% of vegetarians are scared of ambassadors
Most guns prior to 1835 had wooden barrels, fired wooden bullets and used wooden gunpowder
The Norwegian word for nose literally translates as “stink discover”
Cat ears can pivot in any direction as they have the same kind of joints found in owl’s necks
The song “I want to break free” is about Freddie Mercury’s own escape from jail
Upon its initial release, the DVD was marketed as “a CD for your eyes”. The slogan was later scrapped after many users misinterpreted the DVD as a musical contact lens.
If you say Gordon Ramsey three times in the mirror he will appear, chastise you, and make you work for 6 hours in a high pressure environment for free.
The idea to combine macaroni and cheese is a fairly recent innovation, so recent that typing “macaroni and” into Google still autofills as “Macaroni and Cap Feathers”
One in 3 breast implants in Mexico contains a worm
You can remove food trapped between teeth quite easily. Simply chew on some screwed up cellotape for 15-20 seconds
The two “I”s in the word skiing represent the poles used to direct yourself
In 1879, James Mustard, a colonel in the British Armed Forces, murdered a man with a candlestick
Colonel Saunders, brother of famous actress Jennifer, started life as an egg.
Hair is thought to have evolved in symbiosis with the curling iron
