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It was a complete failure when sea shells were first used as hearing aids, but it somehow led to the creation of Salt Water Taffy.
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When first discovered, pineapples were used as bricks to build homes. Until the man known only as the Polynesian “Sir Isaac Newton”, discovered that pineapples are edible. Word got out all over the world of this delicious new fruit. People ate entire homes, and they didn’t miss their pineapple homes, because many were pricked by the prickly spines when they wandered around their dark rooms at night. Eventually sugar canes were a good substitute for building homes.
Hence the term: “Eating out of house and home”.
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Little things mean a lot: If a bowling ball, instead of an apple, fell on Sir Isaac Newton’s head, then he probably wouldn’t have invented gravity.
Which means we would all be floating a few feet from the ground, just like the cavemen and dinosaurs.
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Have a cold? Did you know that a single punch to the stomach produces 500 milligrams of Vitamin C in your body?
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Did you know that futons are made of tofu?
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Electricity tastes just like chicken.
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If a black hole would ever swallow the entire universe, the only objects that would remain are Bizarro World and Donald Trump.
Because square planets and square hair do not fit into a round hole.
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Did you know that most alligator bites occur on public buses?
And most crocodile bites happen in peoples homes while watching the Kardashians.
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During the Middle Ages, before salt was invented, people flavored their food with dandruff. Bald people’s food was tasteless. This is how we got the term “Angry old man”.
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Bees formed local Union #747 soon after evolving from Pterodactyls. Queen bees are not permitted to become members of the Union.
In honor of bees, the first jumbo airplane was named 747.
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