Category: Omnibit

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U.S. President Barack Obama was the world’s fifth test tube baby.

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Brunch began as the “hunt breakfast” in England when servants would prepare the day’s catch after the morning hunting party returned.

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Even a silenced pistol (9mm) is louder than clap of thunder. The thunderclap is typically 120 db. The silenced shot is between 125 to 130 db.

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Botulinum toxin is the most toxic substance known. A more common name for it is Botox.

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Farmers feed cows magnets. Magnets sit in the stomachs and attract all the small sharp metal objects cows swallow since they don’t chew. It keeps the small bits of metal from doing real damage. How do you know if a cow already has a magnet? Check it with a compass.

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You’re a tad overweight so you go on diet and drop a few inches from your waistline. Eighty-four percent of the fat was exhaled as CO2 and 16 percent was excreted as water.

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The TSA found about 2000 firearms in carry on luggage in 2014. About 83 percent were loaded.

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Marie Curie’s notebooks are still radioactive.

We missed Grover Cleveland’s birthday.  It was March 18. Our 22nd and 24th president — he served non-consecutive terms — was born in 1837 in Caldwell, N.J., which makes him the only  president to be born in the Garden State. His daughter, Ester, was the only child ever born in the White House.

His grandson George is alive and on Facebook.

That’s impressive but not as impressive as John Tyler’s legacy. Tyler, our 10th president and the man who gave the address at Thomas Jefferson’s funeral, has two living grandsons — Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Jr. (born 1924) and Harrison Ruffin Tyler (born 1928)

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Frederich Nietzsche’s sister founded a utopian colony in Paraguay called Nueva Germania. The German flag still flies there. Nazi war criminals hung out there.
Paraguay was a fan of the Axis in World War II. The national police director named his son Adolfo Hirohito.