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14.02.202501:49

TIL In the Korean version of SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star's name is "뚱이" which simply translates to "fatty". [Source]

14.02.202500:49

TIL on the last episode of The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, guest Tom Hanks used The Beatles' "Lovely Rita" as his walkout song, costing NBC $500,000. [Source]

13.02.202523:49

TIL “Aqua Dots” were recalled for containing a chemical that metabolizes to the controlled substance GHB when ingested [Source]

13.02.202523:49

TIL Kathleen Caronna was in a month-long coma after a Thanksgiving Day parade float knocked a lamppost onto her head in 1997. She bought a nice apartment with the settlement money and 9 years later, Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle crashed his plane into her high rise and the engine landed in her bedroom. [Source]

13.02.202522:49

TIL In 1909 then MP Winston Churchill was attacked and whipped by a suffragette. [Source]

13.02.202522:49

TIL that GameBoy and GameBoy Color cartridges have a watch battery inside of them to power the chip for savefiles. [Source]

13.02.202521:49

TIL the original Machine Gun Kelly was a gangster and bootlegger in the 1920's. His most famous crime was kidnapping oil tycoon Charles F. Urschel, whom he and his gang exchanged for nearly $5 million ransom in today's money. [Source]

13.02.202519:49

TIL that Westminster Palace, the home of both Chambers of British Parliament is home to no less than 30 bars that are subsidized by the taxpayers [Source]

13.02.202518:49

TIL in 1873, the US Supreme Court denied Myra Bradwell from practicing law. Some of the reasons were "would open the flood gates and many more women" and "Brutal cases would not be appropriate for a woman". [Source]

13.02.202518:49

TIL during WW2, in order to prevent the Nazi’s from turning it into a base for U-Boats, The British invaded Iceland. There was only one casualty, a Royal Marine who committed suicide en route [Source]

13.02.202503:33

TIL Google’s 2004 IPO used a Dutch auction, where investors bid the highest price they’re willing to pay, and everyone gets shares at the lowest price that clears all available stock (the market-clearing price). [Source]

13.02.202501:49

TIL edible gold is a particular type of real gold authorized by the European Union and the United States as a food additive, under the code E 175. It is used in haute cuisine as part of a trend towards extravagance in meals. It has to be pure, to avoid any type of infections or perils for the body. [Source]

13.02.202500:49

TIL that 40% of the recruits in the Red Army in the 1920s had whip marks on their backs, a punishment used by boyars and landlords for rebellions caused by hunger. [Source]

10.02.202513:49

TIL that a loose checklist killed 11 soldiers. In 2015, a Greek F-16 crashed after takeoff, killing the crew and nine Frenchmen on the ground; 25 French, Italians, and Americans were injured. A checklist likely got jammed next to the yaw knob, causing the fighter to roll uncontrollably to the right. [Source]

10.02.202511:49

TIL a man was awarded $412 million against a men's health clinic that misdiagnosed him with erectile dysfunction & unnecessarily gave him 3 penile injections a week to treat it, which caused irreversible damage. It's the largest amount ever awarded by a jury in the US in a medical malpractice case. [Source]

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07.02.202513:49

TIL that a French woman was not allowed to stay in Canada because she could not prove she spoke the French language. Emilie Dubois received her doctorate from a French-speaking university in Quebec. Permanent residency was denied because one chapter in her thesis was in English. [Source]

08.02.202523:49

TIL: A scientist involved in the US nuke project determined the age of the world, created the clean room, and campaigned against leaded gasoline because it was poisoning everyone. [Source]

07.02.202504:49

TIL that Louis XVI literally did not know how to have sex. When he tried with Marie would ‘’ introduces the member," but then "stays there without moving for about two minutes," withdraws without having completed the act and "bids goodnight’’ [Source]

07.02.202506:49

TIL on Feb. 6 1897 the Indiana state legislature passed a law making Pi = 3.2 [Source]

09.02.202503:49

TIL that King of France Louis XIV decreed that French Army cannons be inscribed with the Latin phrase "Ultima Ratio Regum" meaning "The Last Argument of Kings" - as Louis XIV considered war to be an extreme continuation of politics and thus the last argument in a difficult debate. [Source]

07.02.202508:49

TIL that in the United States, certain types of firearms are legal to manufacture by unlicensed individuals for personal use. They are also unregulated in 35 states. [Source]

10.02.202511:49

06.02.202523:49

TIL that in 1519, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés sank his own ships exept one after landing in Mexico to prevent his men from retreating, This bold move forced them to march inland and ultimately led to the fall of the Aztec Empire. [Source]

07.02.202510:49

TIL the submachinegun the Australian forces used during WW2 was designed by a 16 year old boy in 1931. During the gun's life, its reliability earned it the nickname "Digger's Darling" by Australian troops. It remained a standard weapon of the Australian Army until 1971. [Source]

06.02.202520:49

TIL There isn’t a single stop sign in Paris [Source]

14.02.202501:49

TIL In the Korean version of SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star's name is "뚱이" which simply translates to "fatty". [Source]

07.02.202502:49

TIL chainsaws were invented for childbirth. [Source]

06.02.202521:49

TIL in 1997 an Air Force pilot mysteriously crashed his A-10 Warthog in Colorado. The four 500 lb bombs his plane was carrying have never been found. [Source]

06.02.202522:49

TIL that a curb in Hayward, CA, sat on the Hayward Fault and slowly split apart by 4mm per year. Geologists used it to track tectonic movement for decades—until the city unknowingly destroyed it in 2016. [Source]

06.02.202509:49

TIL: William Halsted was a famous surgeon and a founder of Johns Hopkins, but was addicted to cocaine and used it during surgeries. He would inject himself with cocaine to test it before using it on patients. Eventually his writings for the NY Medical Journal became incoherent. [Source]

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