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Saturday, 10 August 2024
Just The Facts Jack :)
- We are born without kneecaps! We have cartilage structures in place of where the kneecap sits and as we get older (usually between 2-5) the cartilage formation changes into bony tissue. When we walk our knee is subjected to between 2.5-4x of our body weight!
- According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, 70% of lottery winners go bankrupt within a few years. Obtaining more money often leads to careless spending and the desire to get more money, and the greed can be destructive to the lives of winners and their families.
- Some people say age is just a number and that age does not matter. Others say age matters, because at every age comes a series of events that teach you something new about life. At every age comes growth. At every age comes a deeper meaning to life.
- Historian, Bob Eckstein, author of History of the Snowman, stated that no one knows who invented the very first snowman, however, he feels that the first man of snow was made in medieval times, the medieval Book of Hours from 1380 contains the very first illustration found of a snowman.
- Without regular physical and emotional interaction with their owners, dogs can become anxious, depressed, and even aggressive, so those few minutes of cuddles help a lot. Dogs that do not receive enough attention may start chewing on furniture or barking excessively. In extreme cases, they may even bite people.
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Thursday, 8 August 2024
Just The Facts Jack :)
- The name 'The Lion King' wasn't the first choice of the producers and filmmakers, as it went through various titles including King of Beasts, King Of The Jungle, and The King of the Kalahari. Finally, the name 'The Lion King' was chosen!
- You're not always going to be the expert in a given topic, but when you shy away from asking questions out of fear of looking foolish or being irritating, you risk missing a learning opportunity and slowing your progress.
- The word "pajama" has its origin in Hindi: "pae jama" or "pai jama", which literally translates as "garment for the legs" and dates back to the Ottoman Empire of the 13th century. Pajamas were originally for them loose pants or boxers with a simple cord to tie them.
- Why is my remote always lost....There's a good chance that you lost the remote in the room where you watch television. Many people tend to leave their remote near the television set, or near where they sit when they're watching T.V. It is very common to lose a remote in the couch.
- If you only receive messages or contact from your friend when they need emotional, physical, or financial support, it could indicate they're taking advantage of you. Instead of asking you to hang out or to strike up a conversation, they may feel that you have helped them in the past and will do so again.
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Just The Facts Jack :)
- Aside from being a pressing aesthetic issue, the over/under debate also brings germ-related concerns. Our hands are at their germiest as they reach for toilet paper. The theory goes that if the toilet paper is in the “over” position, fingers only touch the toilet paper about to be used.
- Crazy people are risk takers. That's not to say they're reckless, just that they take more chances than most. They don't care what others think of them and are willing to try anything once. In short, they're fearless.
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- Taking responsibility for our life allows us the satisfaction and contentment of knowing we did our best. Even if the outcome is not as we had hoped, knowing we were in control and we couldn't have done any more gives us peace of mind.
- The first step to being okay is talking about how you feel, and your friend is going to need someone to listen when they're ready to open up. You don't need to try to fix their problems, just let them know that you care and that their feelings are important, heard and valid.
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