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FREMDSPRINGA
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: The opposite of Rumspringa; Rumspringa is an adolescent period for members of the Amish denomination … more →
MOLLY AIDA
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: The name of the steamship featured prominently in Werner Herzog’s 1982 film, “Fitzcarraldo”; starrin … more →
GIGANTES BEANS
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: A massive white bean, the size of an imposing, albino beetle; Gigantes—or “giant”—beans are often us … more →
MEL BLANC
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: The voice of Foghorn Leghorn, Porky Pig, Yosemite Sam, Tweety Bird, Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat, B … more →
MONKEYPOX
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: An infectious disease transmitted to humans through primates and rodents, including a minor American … more →
WEEN
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: An American rock n’ roll duo from New Hope, Pennsylvania, Ween is known for technical virtuosity, wi … more →
PEEKAPOO
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: A variety of dog crossbred from Pekingese and a miniature poodle; Peekapoos can be cruel dogs; I hav … more →
EMERALD FLASH
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: Also known as a “green flash,” this elusive, atmospheric phenomenon occurs when refractive light cau … more →
ICELANDIC PHALLOLOGICAL MUSEUM
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: Located in Husavik (formerly Reykjavik), this humble museum boasts a collection of over 150 penis sp … more →
JELL-O 1-2-3
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: Jell-O 1-2-3 was a delicious Jell-O product introduced in 1969 and discontinued in 1996; the product … more →
KOKOMO
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tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: The county seat of Howard County, Indiana, this city is known as “Stop Light City” by truckers, and … more →
PHILOMATH
tinyfacts wrote 1 year ago: A lover of learning; from the Greek “philos”; Philomath is the name of towns in both Oregon and Geor … more →
