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TIL Movie theaters in Iceland, Switzerland, Egypt, Turkey and India have an intermission in the middle of the movie. It lasts around 10 minutes, which allows customers to hit the concession stalls or use the restroom
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 10:12AM by Majorpain2006
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TIL the distance of a mile was defined by ancient Roman armies marching one thousand paces (mille passus). The nautical mile is based on the size of the earth.
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 04:27PM by OccludedFug
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TIL Johnny Yong Bosch became a voice actor by accident. He had to dub over his lines for a film after an audio production issue and a producer said he had a good “hero voice” and asked him to audition for an animation. A few weeks after that audition he booked the role of Vash in the anime Trigun.
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 05:59PM by Bigred2989-
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TIL that Disney doesn't own the copyright to their theme tune, "When You Wish Upon a Star" from 1940's Pinocchio. The rights to that song, as well as several other Disney songs, were sold in 1933 to a music publisher because Disney "had no means of commercially exploiting" them at the time.
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 05:05PM by DamionMauville
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TIL that the only Cat successfully launched into space was Félicette, she was launched on 18 October 1963 from the Algerian desert.
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 04:43PM by 00ProBoy00
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TIL of Edward Archbold who, in 2012, won a pet python in an eating contest, but died shortly after by choking to death. The contest involved eating live cockroaches, and Archbold died after his airway was obstructed by "arthropod body parts."
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 04:57PM by ButtholeBanquets
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TIL that Oliver Reed (actor who played Proximo in the Movie Gladiator) died during filming of a heart attack. He became ill after allegedly drinking 3 bottles of Captain Morgan, 8 German beers, cognac, and numerous shots of whiskey at a pub in Malta. The pub was renamed “Ollie’s last pub.”
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 09:17PM by Swimming_Jello_6374
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TIL that in the 1950’s Dr. Curt Richter conducted a series of tests with rats in which the first set drowned in water after 15min. But the next set were dried off and placed back in the water and remained alive and swimming for up to 60hrs. Showing that idea of “hope” can keep them alive longer.
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 07:59PM by kruminater
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TIL that during World War II, the United States published a spy manual urging middle managers in enemy territory to sabotage their employers by bringing up irrelevant issues, promoting bad workers, haggling over petty details, and holding unnecessary meetings.
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 02:04AM by PikesPique
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TIL there is a activity called parahawking that combines paragliding with falconry in which Birds of prey are trained to fly with paragliders, guiding them to thermals. Parahawking was developed by British falconer Scott Mason in 2001
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Submitted June 27, 2022 at 11:27PM by cruisingthoughts
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TIL that Mushrooms have their own language. A professor at the University of the West of England found in his lab that the electrical signals of four species of fungi pulse in patterns that are similar in structure to human languages.
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 02:49AM by myaholy
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TIL that in 2010 when Leslie Neilson died, ESPN published an obituary for his Naked Gun character Enrico Pallazzo.
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 03:46AM by Poogoestheweasel
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TIL A company in the 90's made pencils with the anti-drug slogan "Too Cool to Do Drugs" but had to recall them because, when sharpened, they read "Do Drugs"
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 03:51AM by duralyon
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TIL that yaks are the Swiss-army knives of domesticated animals. They can be milked like a cow, ridden like a horse (including for playing polo), sheared for wool (super warm and soft) like sheep, eaten like a pig, pull carts like an ox, carry stuff like a donkey and their dung burns like wood
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 06:35AM by LiveFreeDieRepeat
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TIL that the CIA's analysis of Osama bin Laden's PC found a “fairly extensive” hentai collection, a Steam account with Counter-Strike, FFVII, and Animal Crossing, as well as 28 crochet tutorial videos among 174GB of mostly-western entertainment
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 06:56AM by musicforthedeaf
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TIL that dandelions are edible and are actually really nutritious and can be eaten raw
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 11:26AM by Madarathequincy
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TIL that the New Zealand govt maintains an online tool predicting when you have a 50% probability of dying by. Based on your current age and sex, and using historical data on age of death and implied trends, it spits out the age at which you are predicted to have a 50% chance of dying by.
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Submitted June 28, 2022 at 11:35AM by sam_gribbles
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