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Just so you know...

Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox, Unix is a registered trademark of AT&T.

Anyone else got some useless facts they'd like to share?
 
fair do's



Well shut my face! Consider me corrected. Here's one: The original number of the beast is 616 is was mis translated some centuries ago.

Not necessarily. Some manuscripts say 616, some say 666. Makes things interesting 😛
 
True dat. I've always wanted to taste magical reindeer. I'll try anything once.

I've heard the meat tastes like unicorn. Never imagined horse and deer would taste similar, but magical is magical. And they must have tasted divine, since we've apparently hunted them into [near] extinction.

One day, I'll get to throw a unicorn or one of santa's reindeer into the pit.
Which cut would be best? Never had venison or horse meat, let alone ever sampled the magical variety.
 
True, but they can be cross-reactive for those who have tree-nut allergies. Not all with tree-nut allergies will suffer anaphylaxis when consuming almonds, but some will.

The cross-reactiveness is from an allergy to birch. It's called oral fruit allergy syndrome. I'm allergic to pitted fruits like peaches, cherries, etc..., and will have a really bad reaction if I eat almonds, but I can eat any regular nuts without a problem.
 
Found on a Snapple lid
The year that read the same upside down was 1961. That won't happen again until 6009
 
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