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It doesn't have to be choc related, but I'll start with one that is:
A tube of Munchies has three calories more than a tube of Mint Munchies.
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On average, 100 people choke to death on ballpoint pens every year.
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When written as words, there is not a single 'a' in any number from one to one hundred, even though 'a' is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet.
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dolphins are the only animals worldwide that breathe consciously. wjp66639025.9683564815
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It's impossible to fold a single piece of paper in half more than eight times.
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Continents begin and end with the same letter
eg europe
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The fortune cookie was invented in 1916 by George Jung, a Los Angeles noodlemaker.
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Elpahants also can see them self in mirror
along with US, apes, and doplhans1
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When written as words, there is not a single 'a' in any number from one to one hundred, even though 'a' is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet.
This is a quirky thing, although I think you'll find 'e' is the most commonly used letter in the alphabet.
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75% of all Afro-Caribbeans have at least one European ancestor and 25% have more European ancestors than African ones!
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the phrase 'hung like a mountain gorilla' in reference to a large phallis is untrue. in actuality, the penis on your average gorilla is considerably smaller (3.5 inches) than on an average man (6.5 inches). wjp66639025.9711574074
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6.5?
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I know it must sound a lot to you Bounty...
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I can manage 7 on a good day with the wind blowing in the right direction. I gather the girth is as important as the length. Anyway back to the thread.
The Nuthatch is the only British bird that can walk head first down a tree trunk.
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The first actor to play James Bond was Bob Holness, on radio.
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I can manage 7 on a good day with the wind blowing in the right direction. I gather the girth is as important as the length. Anyway back to the thread.
You mean you've actually MEASURED it?
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I haven't personally, but it's been measured.
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The elephant is the only animal with four knees.
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Although the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953 is widely credited with causing a massive increase in television ownership, hers was not the first televised coronation - George VI's was in 1937.