Thread: Fact for the day

Originally Posted by jaegerhund

What kind of Alligators live in Michigan ---


Justin

None

Originally Posted by jaegerhund

One of the James Bond movies (it has a bunch of boat racing) was filmed in this basin --- can't remember which movie it was though.


Justin

Live and Let Die...Roger Moore's entry as James Bond. Involved a drug kingpin growing poppies on a Caribbean island and distributing them via restaurants. This movie also introduce the world to Jane Seymour (Dr. Quinn...not Henry VIII's wide) and Yaphet Koto (play the LT in the Homicide series.

Part of Pierce Brosnans contract when he signed on as bond was that he couldn't wear a tux in a film for 5 years.

Originally Posted by sidneykidney

Most toilets flush in the key of G....

It must be the "pipes" oh wait, I guess you can tune a toilet but you can't tune pipes?

Originally Posted by WireBeard

Live and Let Die...Roger Moore's entry as James Bond. Involved a drug kingpin growing poppies on a Caribbean island and distributing them via restaurants. This movie also introduce the world to Jane Seymour (Dr. Quinn...not Henry VIII's wide) and Yaphet Koto (play the LT in the Homicide series.

I do thank this movie ------ she was one of my first teenage loves/lusts.

Justin

Ants, when drunk, always fall on their right side.

Originally Posted by Quick Orange

Ants, when drunk, always fall on their right side.

in pure polite southern twang "Well is that a fact. Bless their little hearts"


Justin

Fort Wayne, Indiana is home to the company who made the stained glass windows in the Guardhouse of the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Fort Wayne is also the home to one of the largest Genealogy Libraries in the country, supposedly second only to the LDS library in Salt Lake City.

Gasoline (petrol) does not freeze. As the temperature is continuously lowered it slowly stiffens up like a wax not becoming a solid untill 180-240 degrees fahrenheit below zero. There is not "freezing point"

The same man who led the attack on the Alamo, Mexican Military General, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, is also credited with the invention of chewing gum.