World Record Thread

The real name of director Stanley Kubrick was Terrence Nezman. His parents changed it on the second day after he was born

The real name of director Stanley Kubrick was Terrence Nezman. His parents changed it on the second day after he was born

user name # 1 , what is "its peanut butter jelly time" link?

user name # 1 , what is "its peanut butter jelly time" link?

Astronauts cannot belch (burp) in space because there is no gravity to separate liquid from gas in their stomachs

Astronauts cannot belch (burp) in space because there is no gravity to separate liquid from gas in their stomachs

A fetus in the womb can hear. Tests have shown that fetuses respond to various sounds just as vigorously as they respond to pressures and internal sensations

A fetus in the womb can hear. Tests have shown that fetuses respond to various sounds just as vigorously as they respond to pressures and internal sensations

Zelaron - They ban u because of spam? We can ban ppl who flame spam.

Zelaron - They ban u because of spam? We can ban ppl who flame spam.

Zelaron : Where spam got gold.

Zelaron : Where spam got gold.

Originally posted by Mr.Lee user name # 1 , what is "its peanut butter jelly time" link?

Don't remember...

Originally posted by Mr.Lee user name # 1 , what is "its peanut butter jelly time" link?

Don't remember...

The ant can lift 50 times its own weight and pull 30 times its own weight

The ant can lift 50 times its own weight and pull 30 times its own weight

ok... never mind then... if i waste your time to spam

ok... never mind then... if i waste your time to spam

Mercury has been known since about the third millennium B.C. The planet was given two names by the Greeks: Apollo, for its apparition as a morning star, and Hermes as an evening star. Greek astronomers knew, however, that the two names referred to the same body

Mercury has been known since about the third millennium B.C. The planet was given two names by the Greeks: Apollo, for its apparition as a morning star, and Hermes as an evening star. Greek astronomers knew, however, that the two names referred to the same body