Math can be downright interesting! For example, most mathematical equations were written in words before the 16th century! Could you imagine what that must have looked like?!
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In 2003, an episode of ‘The Simpsons’ aired where Homer gave his email address as ChunkyLover53@aol.com. Matt Selman, the episode’s writer, signed up for the email address beforehand and after the show aired, found his inbox completely packed to its limit within a matter of minutes!
Japanese schools are famous for providing children with daily lunch – known as ‘kyushokku’. Education authorities ensure all children are fed a varied and healthy diet on a daily basis. Popular dishes include natto (fermented soy-beans, an acquired taste), miso soup, Japanese curry and on special occasions – whale meat!
You won’t see any skyscrapers at Disney World. No structure at the park is taller than 200 feet. The Tower of Terror and Expedition Everest are exactly 199 feet tall. Why is this? Anything taller than 200 feet is required to flash aviation lights, and this, of course, would take away from some of the magic.
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In 2003, an episode of ‘The Simpsons’ aired where Homer gave his email address as ChunkyLover53@aol.com. Matt Selman, the episode’s writer, signed up for the email address beforehand and after the show aired, found his inbox completely packed to its limit within a matter of minutes!
Japanese schools are famous for providing children with daily lunch – known as ‘kyushokku’. Education authorities ensure all children are fed a varied and healthy diet on a daily basis. Popular dishes include natto (fermented soy-beans, an acquired taste), miso soup, Japanese curry and on special occasions – whale meat!
You won’t see any skyscrapers at Disney World. No structure at the park is taller than 200 feet. The Tower of Terror and Expedition Everest are exactly 199 feet tall. Why is this? Anything taller than 200 feet is required to flash aviation lights, and this, of course, would take away from some of the magic.
What do you think Scotland’s national animal is? If you guessed the Loch Ness Monster, you’re wrong. If you guessed the unicorn, you’re absolutely correct! In the 12th century, William I used the unicorn in the Scottish royal coat of arms and since then, the mythical beast has played an important role in the country’s identity.
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