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When Shakira was in second grade, she was rejected for the school choir because her vibrato was too strong. The music te...
17/08/2022

When Shakira was in second grade, she was rejected for the school choir because her vibrato was too strong. The music teacher told her that she sounded like a goat.
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Akon is the #1 selling artist for ringtones in the world.
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November 17th is known as 'Unfriend Day'. On this day you should unfriend anybody who you don't know or speak to.
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Overwhelmingly, red states have the highest rate of dog ownership while residents of blue states are more likely to keep a cat as a pet.
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Eminem's mother filed an $11 million defamation lawsuit against him because of his lyrics about her. She settled for $25,000 and $23,354.25 of that went to her lawyer.
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Dinosaurs would swallow large rocks which stayed in their stomach to help churn and digest food.

The Guinness World Record for the time longest spend searching for the Loch Ness Monster, is held by Steve Feltham who c...
17/08/2022

The Guinness World Record for the time longest spend searching for the Loch Ness Monster, is held by Steve Feltham who camped at Loch Ness for 25 years.

If you ate nothing but rabbit meat, you would die from protein poisoning. This would be a mixture of too much protein and an absence of fat in the diet.
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While most people think of Neil Patrick Harris as an actor, he is also a writer, producer, comedian, singer, and even amateur magician!
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Eye of newt, toe of frog, and wool of bat are just archaic terms for mustard seed, buttercup, and holly leaves.
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There is an underwater version of rugby, unsurprisingly called 'underwater rugby'. It is a contact sport between 2 teams of 6 competing underwater in a pool to score goals while freediving.
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From 1937 to 1953, NBC's Today Show had a chimpanzee co-host named J. Fred Muggs. It is estimated he brought in the network around $100 million.
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One of the most widely used symbols for medical assistance is actually the Swiss flag, and not a medical symbol.

Maine is the U.S. state closest to Africa.A “contronym” is a word that’s its own opposite. For example: if you seed the ...
11/08/2022

Maine is the U.S. state closest to Africa.

A “contronym” is a word that’s its own opposite. For example: if you seed the lawn you add seeds, but if you seed a tomato you remove them.

Lobsters' bladders are in their heads.

Volvo gave away the 1962 patent for their revolutionary three-point seat belt for free, in order to save lives.The amper...
11/08/2022

Volvo gave away the 1962 patent for their revolutionary three-point seat belt for free, in order to save lives.

The ampersand symbol is formed from the letters in et—the Latin word for "and."

Wyoming is home to only two escalators.

In 1965, Tommy Cash—Johnny Cash's younger brother—released a song titled "I Didn't Walk the Line."As astronauts spend mo...
30/07/2022

In 1965, Tommy Cash—Johnny Cash's younger brother—released a song titled "I Didn't Walk the Line."

As astronauts spend months traveling to Mars, their eyeballs may change shape. Some scientists believe that’s due to the pressure from fluids that won’t drain from their heads thanks to the low-gravity environment.

Duncan Hines was a real person. He was a popular restaurant critic who also wrote a book of hotel recommendations.

In 1964 a pre-fame David Bowie was interviewed on the BBC program Tonight at age 17 as the founder of The Society For The Prevention of Cruelty to Long-Haired Men.

Cuddling is good for you.Le***an couple cuddling on the couch about to watch tvShutterstockThere's a reason that you lov...
25/07/2022

Cuddling is good for you.
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There's a reason that you love those sacred snuggle sessions so much. Every time you and your partner cuddle, it triggers the release of happiness hormone oxytocin to increase your mood and wellbeing. This phenomenon is so well-documented, in fact, that oxytocin is often referred to as the "cuddling hormone," or the "love hormone."

10It eases chronic pain.
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Though love isn't going to be replacing modern medicine any time soon, it could come in handy if you ever find yourself in some serious pain. One study conducted by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine found that the warm and fuzzy feeling creates the same response in the brain as painkillers (without any of the harmful potential side effects).

11Being in a relationship positively shapes your personality.
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Even the most pessimistic people can change for the better with a little bit of love in their life, at least according to the findings of one study published in the Journal of Personality. After following 245 young couples for nine months, the scientists behind the study found that being in a relationship indirectly made neurotic partners more optimistic and self-confident, presumably thanks to all the positive emotions and experiences associated with the relationship.

12Honesty makes for a lasting relationship.
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When it comes to love and relationships, honesty really is the best policy. One study published in the journal Personal Relationships found that the more honest couples are with one another about how their relationship is going, the more likely they are to last long-term.

13Loving from a long distance actually strengthens a relationship.
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People might try to tell you that long-distance relationships can't and won't work, but the research out there says otherwise. In fact, according to one study published in the Journal of Communication, not only are long-distance relationships just as successful as regular ones, but they are also more effective in building trust and satisfaction between partners.

14Love and laughter go hand in hand.
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If you want to feel closer to your spouse, then consider watching a new comedy series together. In one study published in the journal Personal Relationships, researchers concluded that couples who laughed together were more supportive of one another and more satisfied in their relationship compared to their chuckle-free counterparts.

1Falling in love is like being on drugs.Couple flirting at restaurant from across the tableShutterstockThat feeling of e...
22/07/2022

1Falling in love is like being on drugs.
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That feeling of euphoria you get when you fall in love is the same feeling that substance users experience, according to one study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine. Both actions trigger the release of happy hormones like dopamine, oxytocin, and adrenaline, giving you a natural high (that you hopefully never come down from). For hints that you're off to a good start, check out 18 Undeniable Signs a First Date Went Well.

2Hugging your partner is an instant stress reliever.
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Feeling stressed? Hug it out with the person you love. One study conducted by psychiatrists at the University of North Carolina found that when couples embraced, they had increased levels of oxytocin—the hormone responsible for lower stress levels and mood boosts.

3A happy heart is a healthy heart.
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Being in a loving relationship impacts your life for the better both emotionally and physically. According to one meta-analysis of more than 3.5 million people nationwide, married individuals up to the age of 50 were 12 percent less likely to experience vascular diseases compared to their divorced or single counterparts. And for more cardiovascular tips, check out This Is the Best Thing You Can Do For Your Heart Health Right Now.

4Animals commit to monogamous relationships, too.
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Humans aren't the only species in the animal kingdom that practice monogamous relationships. Out in the wild, beavers, otters, wolves, seahorses, and barn owls are just some of the 25 Adorable Animals That Mate for Life.

5Couples' heartbeats synchronize.

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When you and your spouse gaze into one another's eyes, what's happening behind the scenes is that your heart rates are syncing up, according to research from scientists at the University of California, Davis. When they analyzed 32 heterosexual couples who sat facing one another for three minutes, the researchers found that their heart rates were nearly identical, and they speculate that this occurred because of the strong link between partners on both an emotional and physical level.

6Being in love is the number one reason why people wed.

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According to a 2013 survey from the pew Research Center, about nine in ten of all Americans cited love as an important reason to get married, compared to just 28 percent of people who said that financial stability was an important factor in whether a couple should wed.

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