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Common belief holds that toilets are called "crappers" because Thomas Crapper invented the flush toilet. He did not actually invent the toilet, though his company was known for the quality of its products, and the term "crap" had already been used for poop for many years prior to him founding his company. However, it is likely that the popularity of his products combined with his amusingly appropriate name did help popularize the use of the term "crapper." He was not, however, the origin of it.

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oh ho ho. You do not know what you've gotten yourself into.

 

If you swirl a bottle while draining it, it'll drain faster.

If you punch a shark on the nose it won't attack you (both cos you fuck up it's sensors and cos it rarely gets hit back)

If you turn the shark upside down, it'll go into a rest state for a while till it realises what it's doing and rights itself.

Chocolate is toxic, which is why you need to have special "chocolate" for pets. Humans are tough enough it'd take enough to burst our stomach before it's toxic enough to kill us.

Jedi is the 5th largest religion in Britian

There are 12 Sith in Scotland

The action of peeling selotape off a roll creates small X-Rays

 

Thats me done for now.

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The fifth largest group of people in the UK need to start taking their medication

 

The Guinness World Records has consistently listed Sherlock Holmes as the "most portrayed movie character" with 75 actors playing the part in over 211 films.

 

The dot over the letter "i" is called a tittle.

 

The first person to receive an OSCAR was Emil Jannings. He went back to Germany with the advent of the Talkies and ended up acting in Nazi propaganda films.

 

Though pop culture claims the name Wendy originated with the book Peter Pan. Records show a woman in Ohio born in 1828 with the name Wendy. The name actually was used as a nickname for the Welsh name "Gwendolyn."

 

Mr. Rogers was an ordained minister. He was NOT a soldier.

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