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Factoids
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Factoid (n) A statement that could plausibly be true, but probably isn't.
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The "blueberries" in commercially made blueberry muffins are actually pieces of apple, dyed blue.
The IP address of your computer can tell a lot about who you are. For instance, if the first digit in the first group is 5, you are strong-willed but kind, whereas if it is a 6, you are somewhat shy but still self-assertive, and a good listener.
Carcinogens are more likely to be found in Tyne and Weir than any other county.
The rate of growth of plant material worldwide in spring is nine hundred times the maximum rate of production of all the factories in the world.
There are lightning strikes every second of the day across the world.
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