Every so often I like to publish a scientific article to inform you, my readers, of things you might not have known.
Here are some facts I have discovered in a book which I am writing.
For example; did you know that the majority of men with beards (about 68%) sleep with their beards tucked under the bed covers rather than over the bed covers?
And that beards grow faster and longer than hair on men's heads?
In the UK about 37% of the population sleep with their pets in bed. I tried that once. The next morning the bed was soaking wet and my goldfish had died.
Human ears grow bigger in proportion to the rest of our bodies as we
grow older? I remember I knew a man with his ears sticking out quite a
bit. He looked like a car with its doors open. On a windy day he used to spin round like a revolving door.
Did you know that if you had a meal in a restaurant that is totally dark
you would not be able to tell the difference between steak and a
beefburger? Until you got the bill.
Did you also know that if you're in a vacuum and you shout loud no one
would hear you? And it would make no difference whether the vacuum cleaner
is full of dirt and dust or whether it was empty?
If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one there to see it; does it remain upright?
As a child, I used to run to the forest before the trees got there. Never managed it somehow. One day, I got to the forest and someone had stolen the river. It was totally dry. There was a fat man sitting there and I thought he drank the whole river. I ran back home before he needed a pee.
Do you realise that if you had a small bird in a cage, and as you happen
to weigh the cage, if the bird jumped up from its perch then its weight
would not register on the scale?
Also, if you were to weigh the cage under water the small bird would drown?
And in order to peel and cut an onion without tears you have to do it
under water; that is if you can hold your breath for that long?
...I'm among the 68%. I tuck my beard under the covers too.
ReplyDeleteYes ... me too.
DeleteGod bless, Tom.
Victor obrigado pelas informações tem fato que não sabia, essa da cebola é pra mim, sofro quando vou descascar a cebola abraços.
ReplyDeleteTRANSLATION: Victor thanks for the information these are facts I didn't know, this onion one is for me, I suffer when I go to peel the onion. Hugs.
DeleteThank you Lucimar da Silva Moreira. God bless you.
I feel smarter already!
ReplyDeleteGlad to help, Mevely. God bless.
Delete😊👍
ReplyDeleteGod bless, CM.
DeleteGosh I did not know half of them! lol
ReplyDeleteI try to help with true facts ... (I think).
DeleteGod bless, Sandie.
Lots of great info here. My beard always gets tucked in at night too. :)
ReplyDeleteTucked in is best in order to keep warm.
DeleteGod bless, Bill.
Thanks, Victor, for all these very humorous scientific facts. LOL! God bless!
ReplyDeleteAll true, Martha. All true.
DeleteGod bless always.
True, I guess I did not know these scientific facts, but I don't think any of them will affect me deeply.
ReplyDeleteThese facts are great to share with friends at parties.
DeleteGod bless you, Barbara.
It's always good to learn new things, thank you.
ReplyDeleteMany thanx Mimi. God bless you my friend.
DeleteThanks for these Victor.
ReplyDeleteI can remember at one time being told that to stop your eyes watering while peeling/cutting an onion to hold a metal spoon in your mouth!!! Some people say this works although you do look a little silly while cutting your onion ...
It's Saturday as I type this, I wish you a good weekend.
All the best Jan
I heard of it, but never tried holding a metal spoon in my mouth. I don't understand the connection between holding a metal item and one's eyes watering.
DeleteBest wishes and God bless you, Jan.