1.
Oral sex was illegal in Singapore until 2007.
2. Each
year, Google receives more than two million job applications from around the
world.
3. Donald
Trump was the most Googled person of 2016 in 88 countries, including Mexico,
Spain, South Africa and New Zealand.
4. In
2014, individual Americans gave US$258 billion to charity —more than twice the
amount given by corporations and foundations combined.
5. A
NY man spent almost 5 months in prison in 2014, unaware that his bail was US$2.
6. After
Barack Obama visited Kenya in 2015, two women named their sons Air Force One.
7. Converse
shoes, is a Nike Company since 2003.
8. 18
years after Vietnamese man Ma Van Nhat had surgery for injuries sustained in a
car crash, doctors found surgical scissors in his abdomen.
9. On
a QWERTY keyboard a typist's fingers cover 20 miles a day; on a Dvorak keyboard
it's only one mile.
10. The
longest human nipple hair was 17 cm (6.6 in) long.
11. You
can die instantly after being struck by a dropping coconut.
12. Ernest
Hemingway received 36 shock treatments for depression, some of which impaired
his memory so badly that he couldn't remember his name.
13. Englishman
Ken Edwards ate 36 Madagascan cockroaches in one minute in 2001.
14. According
to a Pew study, 56% of Americans think the use of atomic bombs in Japan in 1945
was justified, down from 63% in 1991.
15. Before
the invasion of Iraq in March 2003, Saddam Hussein had turned over the
day-to-day running of the Iraqi government to his aides and was spending most
of his time writing a novel.
16.
One-armed tennis player Hans Redl played at
Wimbledon from 1947 to 1956. He served by tossing the ball up with his racket.
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