Fun Facts

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Fun Facts:

5 things you could buy with $1,000.

1) A year’s supply of chocolate — 1,000 King Sized Candy Bars.



2) 4 tickets in section 122 near mid-field at next Sunday’s Broncos vs Titans Game at Sports Authority Field in Denver. -Peyton Manning here I come.



3) Breakfast for a year — 358 Egg McMuffins at McDonalds.



4) If you are a bookworm, you could buy about 58 best-sellers.



5) Something you can never have too much of, right Mirror — 1846 rolls of Charmin toilet paper.

[The Mirror]

I don't know why you want to drown out my interesting and important facts with mindless fluff facts Grady...?

His mindless fluff facts are far more interesting and important than your biased and worn out opinions.

So, in your opinion we spend just the right amount on defense? Add in interest on defense, military pensions and the numerious alphabet security agencies and like nine out of ten of our tax dollars goes towards keeping us safe- Who are we afraid of again?

Are we the home of the Brave or home of the cowards? Or maybe home of the morons who allow themselves to be fleeced year after year...And gets mad when someone merely points it out?

Our media has us focused on nonsense while all the important stuff goes un discussed, and they've been doing it so long that people are now doing it to themselves...I knew it was over when they were annoucing winners of some FOX TV signing compition show on National News...

We were watching "in the Shadow of the Moon" on my DVR last night in bed. It was a documentary of our moon missions and at the end they asked the astronauts how walking on the moon changed their lives..One said while standing on the moon and looking at earth he had an epiphany- and felt a sudden rush of euphoria that to some extent has never left him when he came to a realization of how absurd and meaningless our "terrestrial squabbles" are, and he became against war, and weapons build ups ever since...He came to a realization that i've had all my life, that we are one, and we should be using all our resouces to help eachother instead of killing eachother..... and I really find it strange when people get upset when I bring it up...Like how Grady and PF search for something meaningless to post to dilute or cover up real important subjects

And they think they are being funny or something?

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[The Mirror]

Shame on you PF...Youre an embarassment to humanity

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Shame on me?
Where did I neglect to pay a debt?

This topic is Fun Facts. We are all just stating some fun facts.
The stuff you are posting are not fun at all, rather boring actually.
When you go to stuff your $110 turkeys, go stuff something else eh?

[The Mirror]

The title is sarcasm...Obviously

[Grady]

The colonists didn’t use forks on the first Thanksgiving, but they did use spoons, knives and their fingers.

Turkey and other wild birds were most likely eaten at the first Thanksgiving since they’re indigenous to America and colonists were familiar with the birds since Spanish settlers brought them back to Europe nearly 100 years earlier.

Turkey has more protein than chicken or beef.

Thanksgiving wasn’t a national holiday until President Abraham Lincoln declared it so after American magazine editor Sarah Josepa Hale persuaded him. She’s the same author of the popular children’s poem “Mary Had a Little Lamb.”

[Grady]

Before this boom in popularity, the biggest U.S. kale buyer was Pizza Hut, which used the dark green variety to decorate its salad bars.

[The Mirror]

The average CEO earns 300 times more than the average worker, despite the fact the average worker works 1040 hours more per year.

[The Mirror]

There are 218 million child labourers in the world, 73% of them working for fortune 500 companies in one way or another.