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Originally posted by Phanerothyme

WTG on Nephology venger - Googled and googled and missed it completely - was going to guess Nebulology, but its a bit of a mouthful.

 

Words are like buses, you wait and wait and then the same word comes along twice. Coincidence or is The Times watching us?

 

Nephology

 

In today's word watching they have the word NEPHELIGENOUS which means producing clouds of smoke from the Greek néphos, a cloud.

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There are more people speak Spanish as a first language in the USA than in Spain itself.

 

There are more people attend Manchester United's home games than the entire population of Greenland - the largest island in the world.

 

In winter it is possible to walk across the Bering Straits on the ice from Russia to the USA ( Alaska).

 

 

There are one million ants for every human being on the planet.(Must have been someone really dedicated to count them all).

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Does anyone have any interesting useless trivia facts that I can randomly amaze people with in social situations..stuff like 'it is physically impossible to lick your own elbow' and 'ducks quacks don't echo'....that sort fo thing

 

:thumbsup::D

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Originally posted by wibbles

Does anyone have any interesting useless trivia facts that I can randomly amaze people with in social situations..stuff like 'it is physically impossible to lick your own elbow' and 'ducks quacks don't echo'....that sort fo thing

 

:thumbsup::D

 

it is not physically impossible to lick your own elbow.

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