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TIL Eddie Murphy bet Richard Pryor $100,000 that he had singing talent. "Party All The Time" went on to #2 on the Billboard chart
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 01:11AM by cactusjackalope
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TIL that in 2015, a German court ruled that men have a right to pee while standing up, rejecting a landlord's claim that his marble floor had been ruined and leading to the creation of a new German word, "Sitzpinkler" (those who pee while sitting down).
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 12:08AM by winkelschleifer
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TIL, in 2020, a man died of cardiac arrest as a result of drastically low potassium levels, caused by eating a bag of black licorice candy a day for three weeks.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 03:58AM by iatealotofcheese
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TIL sound travels at about 1,080 feet per second in a fog bank. Steamboat captains, rounding off to 1,000 feet for safety, would listen for the echo from their steam whistle to tell how far from shore they were in a fog. An echo heard 1 second after whistle means the boat was 500 ft from shore.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 07:05AM by solfitrum
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TIL That most cats are lactose intolerant and should not have milk. Despite what TV and cartoons have told me my whole life , milk is a no no for most cats . Cats are mammals and mostly lactose intolerant. After the breastfeeding period mammals slowly lose the enzyme to break down Lactose
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 08:50AM by scott903
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TIL there are limestone mines beneath Paris that became an ossuary and final resting place for over six million people. During a cholera outbreak in the 1800’s over 170,000 people were hastily dumped in the catacombs and covered with quick lime to remove the flesh.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 09:44AM by Xx_Kurt_No_Brain_xX
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TIL Jimmy Carr suffered a huge backlash when he joked that servicemen amputees would give the UK a good Paralympic team in 2012. In fact, the UK, including many Vets, came 3rd in that year, winning 34 golds
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 11:47AM by pufballcat
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TIL In 2019, a potato chip factory in Hong Kong found a World War I grenade in a shipment of French-grown potatoes, just as the potatoes were going through their processing machines.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 01:27PM by Real_Carl_Ramirez
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TIL that Confederate soldier Willis Meadows survived a shot to the eye at the battle of Vicksburg. 58 years later, he randomly almost choked to death in his own home until he coughed up a 1 ounce bullet. It was the same one that lodged into his head years earlier.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 04:38PM by ahtaylor13
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TIL gin and tonic was invented to make antimalarials more palatable
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 06:07PM by Next_Gazelle_1357
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TIL Philippe II Auguste once suggested a duel between five champions on each side to decide a battle between France and England, but changed his mind after Richard the Lionheart suggested that the kings were among the champions, as Richard was too good of a knight.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 02:33PM by treebeard87_vn
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TIL: Genesis isn't the oldest book of the bible. It was written later than at least a dozen other books.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 07:27PM by Bugloaf
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TIL in 1956 a family made a home movie at Disneyland, and they happened to film an 11yo Steve Martin, working his first job. The footage was turned into a short (now on the National Film Registry), technically making it Steve Martin's first film appearance — 16 years before his first role
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 07:54PM by howmuchbanana
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TIL trial by combat is a judicially sanctioned duel used to settle legal disputes. In 2002 a Welshman requested trial by combat with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency over a penalty dispute. His request was declined.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 07:37PM by Ok-Needleworker-8876
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TIL that the Icelandic government banned the stationing of black American soldiers in Iceland during the Cold War so as to "protect Icelandic women and preserve a homogenous national body". After pressure from the US military, the ban was eventually lifted in the late 1960s.
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Submitted October 07, 2021 at 10:02PM by OptimalProblemSolver
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TIL a Venezuelan Naval Vessel clashed with a Portuguese Cruise ship and lost. After opening fire, the Venezuelan patrol boat rammed the RCGS Resolute, a five-star ice-strengthened expedition cruise ship, and subsequently sank. The Resolute suffered only superficial damage.
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Submitted October 08, 2021 at 01:08AM by Heggy
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