Random Facts

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#21

Celestia eats cake.

#22

Okay, I’ve got the math for the Spiderman one:

Assuming Spidey weighs 160 pounds , and that the web is 200 feet long and he’s swinging at 50 mph, then the total tension on the web is about 300 pounds, more if he’s carrying a person.

A quarter-inch thick strand of spider webbing can withstand over 6,000 pounds.

#23

Too much imperial! I’ll assume you’re right.

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#24

The sun is so hot that if a pinhead was as hot as the sun, everything within a 60 mile radius will catch on fire.

#25

I feel like your math may be off…

#26

I feel that we need to stay on topic. At least say a fact after your done commenting.
Of all the words in the English language, “set” has the most definitions.

#27

you’re*

#28

I believe the Docter is stating the fact that I might be wrong which is totaly OK because im stupid =P.
That’s a fact about me. LOL

#29

Huh. I assumed his comment was meant for me.
The only number with as many letters in it’s name as it’s numerical value is four.

#30

If you tilt your head back and scream while gargling cream soda, you’ll look like an idiot and possibly die.

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#31

Hm. I was not expecting that.

Approximately 66% of all household deaths happen in the kitchen.

#32

This sentence has thirty-three letters.

I hope.

#33

According to logic, Schrodenger’s Cat is a zombie.

#34

It does! WIN.

Here’s my fact. It’s awesome:

If you turn your watch upside down while you’re in India, you get the time in the UK.

#35

So did that only work the time you posted it?

#36

No, I just read that on a page on ze Internets.
The numbers ‘172’ can be found on the back of the U.S. $5 dollar bill in the bushes at the base of the Lincoln Memorial.

#37

The formula to find out the odds of a monkey typing some famous work is as follows:

Number of keys on keyboard^Total Number of letters and punctuation=N^T

This is assuming you do not count the backspace key or delete key, or the enter keys.

EDIT: I am wrong about this. I talked to a friend of mine and he said it looked more like (78^77)*78

So, it’s way bigger.

#38

‘Facts Random’ is an anagram of ‘Random Facts.’

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#39

Well India is 4.5 hours (5.5 with daylight savings time) ahead of the UK so I don’t think it works.

#40

Huh. Okay.

The “&” was originally part of the alphabet.