Some people are a bit kinky. And that’s okay—as long as it’s all consensual and legal, don’t let anybody judge you. But you can’t deny that some kinks are… Well, they’re a little unusual. Scratch that, they can get downright strange. We’re all aware of the more common niche kinks. Yet, people are into much, …
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There are so many fun facts about the state of Connecticut, there was enough for more articles! Like did you know that ESPN first started in Connecticut? The first American dictionary was made by Noah Webster in Connecticut. The first dictionary was published in 1806 and an expanded and comprehensive version was published in 1826. …
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Well, they aren’t weird Pop-Tarts necessarily, except for those ones that aren’t frosted. Dutch Apple Pop-Tarts People say they can still taste these in their mind, they were so good. Many people say they were once their favorite! Did you ever try these kinds of Pop-Tarts? Frosted Apple Cinnamon Apple Jacks Pop-Tarts These have green …
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We all remember what it’s like to live through a product shortage. After all, it’s only been a few years since the pandemic and the Great Toilet Paper Shortage. As weird as the COVID toilet paper shortage was, it’s not the only time people had to scramble for weird items. From now-extinct spices to human …
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The giraffe fun facts we know are that they are the tallest mammals in the world but did you know that they can sprint? Are giraffes your favorite animal, too? Giraffes can go a couple of days without water and actually get most of the liquid from leaves, seed pods, and bark they eat off …
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Did you know that hamburgers come from Connecticut? Here are more Connecticut fun facts to celebrate its day. The first submarine used in battle was built in Old Saybrook. Called “The Turtle,” David Bushnell created it in 1775 so that they could attach explosive charges to ships in harbor against the Royal Navy throughout the …
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You might think trees are boring. All they do is stand still, grow leaves or needles, and occasionally produce fruit. But that’s where you’d be wrong. While your average oak in the local park isn’t necessarily very thrilling, there are plenty of strange trees out there. Some grow into weird shapes, others sport bizarre colors, …
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These ideas for ice cream sandwiches may not be what they seem but they sure sounds delicious! Do you like this sweet, frozen and classic treat? Kabobs Yes, ice cream sandwiches, made into kabobs! This is the best idea ever and no cooking, so let’s get into it. Chop your sandwiches into medium sized squares …
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Have you ever wondered why people bless each other after sneezing? It might have something to do with how dangerous sneezing can be. Case in point, a man recently literally sneezed his guts out. Although sneezing is an important reaction for clearing debris and dust out of our windpipes, it can lead to serious injuries. …
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These fun facts about the circus are all as surprising as hold old popcorn is. There’s a crazy name for the circus curtain, too, and so much more. Human cannonballs travel between 60 and 70 miles an hour when they’re shot. (The air speed feels equivalent to this is driving down the freeway without a …
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