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Rasputin, Russian mystic healer, was killed by cyanide poisoning, beating, execution blank range, and finally thrown into an icy river. His autopsy revealed that it was the river that killed him.
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Charlie Chaplin secretly took part in a Chaplin look-alike competition in San Francisco. He came in third.
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Movies are shorter on television than in movie theaters. Nothing is cut off, but the speed is slightly increased.
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Stars on Brazil flag are arranged as they were on November, 15th. 1889 at 8:30 AM, proclamation of the Republic of Brazil.
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Most pirates had two eyes in perfect condition, but kept an eye patch on one of them to keep it adjusted to darkness, facilitating night navigation and the passage from the upper deck (in daylight) to lower bridges (very dark).
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Hiroo Onoda was one of the last japanese soldiers to surrender after the defeat of Japan in World War II. He was ordered to lay down his arms on the island of Lubang in 1974 (29 years after the end of WWII).
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In Ancient Greece, a man was considered more virile if he had a small penis.
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It's only in 1990 that the World Health Organization took the decision to withdraw homosexuality from its list of mental diseases.
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As of 2005, one hundred billion Bic pens have been sold all over the world. It represents enough ink to draw a line from here to Pluto and come back… more than 20 times.
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In the USA, a federal law made it illegal to have contact with “extraterrestrials or their vehicles”. Enforcement of the law led to a fine of 5000 dollars or a one year prison term.
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The forerunners of roller coasters were called “Russian Mountains”. In Russia, they were and are still called “American Mountains”.
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The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris Montmartre has been the host of a continuous prayer since 1885.
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The construction of a shadow Paris intended to lure the Germans had been initiated during WWI.
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Le Train de Nulle Part (The Train from Nowhere) is a French novel written without a single verb by Michel Dansel in 2004.
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King Edward II of England (1284 – 1327) is believed to have been killed by the insertion of a red-hot iron rod in his rectum.
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In 2005, a Welsh rugby fan named Geoff Huish had so little faith in his national team's victory against England that he declared : “If Wales win, I'll cut my balls off.”
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A cockroach can live up to several weeks headless before it dies of starvation.
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Georges Washington used to grow cannabis in his garden.
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The greek playwright Aeschylus was killed by a tortoise, dropped on his head by an eagle.
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Tsutomu Yamaguchi is the only man who survived both atomic bombs (at least the only that was officially recognised)...
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LSD is the most expensive material available. When comparing the price per kilo, LSD is 4 times as expensive as diamonds.
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There is a shellfish which does not only parasite a fish but literally replace its tongue. This is the only known case of complete replacement of an organ.
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A swift can fly 2 or even 3 years without landing, which makes it the world champion of nonstop flight…
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