2701.
Historically, a blue ribbon has been awarded
for first prize.
2702.
Seventy-one percent of households report they
have at least one snorer. Forty-five
percent of those surveyed admit they snore, 35% said their partner snores, 12%
said their child snores and 9% reported their pet snores.
percent of those surveyed admit they snore, 35% said their partner snores, 12%
said their child snores and 9% reported their pet snores.
2703.
The original meaning of the word grocer was
referring to a person who traded food
in wholesale. These people would usually sell in large quantities, or by the "gross."
in wholesale. These people would usually sell in large quantities, or by the "gross."
2704.
Research indicates that mosquitoes are
attracted to people who have recently
eaten bananas.
eaten bananas.
2705.
Actress Michelle Pfeiffer was the first
choice to play Clarice Starling in the movie
"Silence of the Lambs." She turned down the role because she found it too scary.
"Silence of the Lambs." She turned down the role because she found it too scary.
2706.
The White House has 35 bathrooms, 3
elevators, 132 rooms, and 412 doors in it.
2707.
Due to the deforestation of the forests in
North China, over one million tons of
sands blows into Beijing from the Gobi desert. It sometimes causes the sky to turn
yellow.
sands blows into Beijing from the Gobi desert. It sometimes causes the sky to turn
yellow.
2708.
Cows are able to hear lower and higher
frequencies better than human beings.
2709.
Approximately 60% of the water used by
households during the summer is used
for watering flowers, and lawns.
for watering flowers, and lawns.
2710. The largest diamond that was ever found was
3106 carats.
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