Strange facts that you never wanted to know

[Ruthie 215]

I don´t believe a rat can live longer without water than camels. No way. Two or three days and they are toast. Or at least dried rat.

[humphs 49]

 

The first post is not a fact.

Try it my friend ;)

[SpiderPig 7,775]

Cats can not fart loudly

[Dostoyevsky 20]

 

There are infinite places on earth where you can go 100km southwards then 100km eastwards and finally 100km northwards, still returning to the departing point.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bermuda_Triangle

 

 

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a region of the northwestern Atlantic Ocean in which a number of aircraft and surface vessels have disappeared in what are said to be circumstances that fall beyond the boundaries of human error or acts of nature.

[Sinderbox 114]

 

I don´t believe a rat can live longer without water than camels. No way. Two or three days and they are toast. Or at least dried rat.

Unless those camels are carrying a 117,000 volumes library.

[Punchbear 1,018]

Dogs can't look up.

[krostitzer 9]

The surface of Venus has been mapped in far greater detail than the ocean floor on Earth.

[triumph bob 87]

You can't sneeze with your eyes open

[Flapdoll 119]

Now where did I see this before ...

 

You cannot lick your elbow

[bohemka 4,335]

Hassloch is the largest village in Germany.

[Von 2]

Rationale and rhyme and reason pale beside a single kiss.

[RickMunich 3,900]

 

Cats can not fart loudly

 

Dogs can't look up.

 

Now where did I see this before ...

 

You cannot lick your elbow

Tell that to my cats. Well, I guess you need to define loudly. If you mean that all cat farts are inaudible, it is not true.

 

My dog can look up, she loves to chase the ADAC helicopter, among other things...

 

I know more than a few people who can lick their elbow.

[sharpe 7]

The smallest measurement of length with any meaning is equal to ~ 1.6 x 10-35 m

[sarabyrd 18,753]

boredom is an anagram of bedroom

[nick60599 1]

 

There are infinite places on earth where you can go 100km southwards then 100km eastwards and finally 100km northwards, still returning to the departing point.

I don't get it. Wouldn't you have to go west too?

[Jeeves 40]

I'd have said there's just one place on Earth where you can do what Mr Box says.

[Genie 28]

Can you go eastward when you're standing on the south pole?

[spillerkoln 0]

no you can only go north...

[RickMunich 3,900]

 

There are infinite places on earth where you can go 100km southwards then 100km eastwards and finally 100km northwards, still returning to the departing point.

 

I don't get it. Wouldn't you have to go west too?

 

I'd have said there's just one place on Earth where you can do what Mr Box says.

Nope, no need to go west at all. Unless you go south then west instead of east, but then you wouldn't have to go east to get back to the starting point, just north again.

 

Yes, Jeeves is correct, only one point, but an infinite number of ways to start south.

[Genie 28]

 

no you can only go north...

No shit Sherlock. If by that he means standing in place, I can see where the infinite places are, otherwise I'm baffled. Or, maybe infinite "places" means standing at the north pole looking at a different azimuth southwards.

 

EDIT: RM got it before me.