Did you know…?
Saturday, November 21st, 2009 at
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I read every single one – even the ones that were repeated :0)
Holy cow!How long did that take you to type?
Yes.
did you know…
you’re an idiot for typing this
Pigs have 30 min orgasms? no wonder y they r always squealing
That is amazing thanks for sharing.
did u know thats 9 pages long i can’t read more that four and you said stuff twice?
woah that was pretty interesting
‘A baby in Florida was named: Truewilllaughinglifebuckyboomermanifestd… His middle name is George James.’
no freaking way!
Oh!
Did you know that many people died by just typing very fast and very long stuffs like this
These are some pretty interesting facts but i honestly was not going to read them all. i only read 2 or 3 maybe.
it must have taken a long time to type this or you copied and pasted it. how did you have all that room?
that was fascinating…. and i hate to admit that i read all of it…. "coca-cola was originally green" was there twice… interesting though!! :p
This was quite entertaining to read.
The man who invented the toilet was Thomas Crapper?!?! LOL!!
interesting.
I got bored and didn’t read the whole list, but not all of them are true, for instance, the mcdonalds where i used to work, in pennsylvania, once sold hot dogs in their happy meals, i once actually did sneeze with my eyes open, and rubber bands are more likely to snap if refrigerated, polymers are more condensed in cooler temperatures, giving them less flexability, therefore, it would break if you tried to stretch it. all the others i read seemed legitimate enough.
so whats the question?