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Factoid (n) A statement that could plausibly be true, but probably isn't.
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By the time this game is finished, at least 1.4% of the statements contained in it will be not just plausible but actually true.
[Rosie] If that's true, why hasn't anyone done it yet?
For some species of butterfly, their larval form is not a caterpillar, but a plant.
It is impossible to eat a jam doughnut without licking ones lips.
If there are 3 men in any one room, there is a 12.7% chance that one of them has slept with Leah from Big Brother.
Truffles are cancerous growths that bud off the roots of certain trees.
In Canada people over 60 purchasing condoms are required to present a doctor's certificate. (Raak) I was hoping someone would say that. Good man.
The first World Cup was played in South America between the Incas and the Aztecs. The Aztecs won 1 - 0.
If a baby boy is born in the first half of the year, the chance that he'll be named Michael is 38% greater than if he'd been born in July or later.
100% pure ethanol is as corrosive to human flesh as sulphuric acid.
Nobody has ever actually been to the North Pole. All footage of claimed forays was filmed on a permanently erected soundstage at Elstree.
The word "chicken" originated as a contraction of "chick-to-hen," describing accurately the lifecycle of the bird, which, uniquely, has no male of the species.
Don't buy replacement printer cartridges. It's cheaper to but a new printer with free replacements.
The Eiffel Tower is constructed entirely out of pipe cleaners and drinking straws [Both] Actually, that is entirely believable.
Plankton are the most promiscuous life from on the planet.
There is more water underneath the Sahara desert than there would be in a lake of the same size.
Jupiter's density is so low that its total mass is less than all the sand in the Sahara put together.
The real reason people born just after WWII are called baby boomers is due to their poor diet, consequent on food rationing, which cause them to be quite outrageously flatulent.
Before Sir Isaac Newton discovered gravity in 1666, people and objects floated in the air unless they were tethered down. The discovery on the 2nd September meant everything suddenly fell to earth. This was the real cause of the Great Fire of London.
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