My Mind Is Completely Blown After Seeing And Reading These 35 Extremely Random Facts
Well, I'll be.
1.
Plymouth Rock is much, much smaller than I thought:
2.
American Froot Loops and Canadian Froot Loops are totally different:
3.
Circulated money gets worn out real quick:
4.
Wolves are frighteningly huge:
5.
Soda can do this to metal over time:
6.
Some bocce balls have little surprises inside:
7.
Phone numbers used to be two numbers:
8.
Highway signs are really, really, really huge:
9.
There's not only a place that claims the longest hallway in America, there's also a plaque commemorating it:
10.
Platinum is really, really, really expensive:
11.
The American food section in a European grocery store is...interesting:
12.
And this is what "American Candy" is:
13.
Blueberries can be bigberries:
14.
Pineapples can be just casually grown like this:
15.
Toblerones... well, they can be huge:
16.
Corner pianos are real things that exist in space and time:
17.
Fanta in the USA and Fanta in the UK could not be more different:
18.
Someone tried to make circular playing cards happen but they most definitely did not happen:
19.
This is what the inside of a garbage truck looks like:
20.
Meat vending machines exist:
21.
Mosquito bites can make a tattoo enter the third dimension:
22.
Peeled fruit makes me very, very uncomfortable:
23.
The inside of an air mattress is sort of unsettling yet strangely beautiful:
24.
Horizontally sliced bread not only exists, you can buy it:
25.
There are six packs with cardboard packaging instead of plastic:
26.
This is what happens to colored pencils after termites get to them:
27.
And you can make a perfect circle with LEGOs:
Neat!
28.
Some really old pianos have built-in candle holders:
29.
Vodka does wonders on your dirty little driveway:
30.
Big ol' sticks of pasta can be used as straws:
31.
Some hotels in Iceland have Northern Lights-specific wake-up calls:
32.
Old cellular telephones used to have a peripheral for texting:
33.
Ants, when putting their powerful ant strength together, can lift a glove up a pole:
34.
Water can do this to a bunch of bricks:
35.
And, finally, under the right (or wrong) conditions, a lemon can look a lot like a big ol' yellow carrot:
Wow. What a wonderful world.