The Bizarre Story Of The First Homeless Shelter
During the 1800s in London, homeless people could pay a penny to sit on a wooden bench indoors, but they weren't allowed to sleep.
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10 Interesting Facts About Wendy’s
Did you know that Wendy’s was the first fast-food chain to introduce a value menu back in 1989?
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5 Amazing Facts About BMW That You Wouldn’t Believe
Did you know that BMW started out by making airplane engines?
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15 Fascinating Facts About Delaware
Delaware was once home to the tallest tower of Lego in the world standing at 113 feet tall!
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5 Interesting Facts About The Unicycle
There is a world record for the "Most Tea-Cups Caught On Head While On A Unicycle".
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15 Precious Facts About Pennsylvania
Did you know that a fire has been burning in Pennsylvania since 1962? It's estimated to keep burning for over 250 years.
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30 Presidential Facts About Joe Biden
Joe Biden was the first president-elect in US history to mention transgender people in his victory speech.
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10 Tip-Top Facts About TikTok
Did you know that TikTok was the most downloaded app globally in 2021?
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The History Of Roman Numerals
Did you know that Roman numerals were actually created between 850 and 750 BC before Rome was even founded?
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How Did Coronavirus Affect Corona Beer in 2020?
Regardless of the Coronavirus pandemic, Corona beer still continues to be the most valuable beer in the world!
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Why Are Red And Green The Colors Of Christmas?
In Christianity red represents the blood of Jesus, while green represents his eternal life.
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Why Does Santa Claus Give Coal To Bad Kids?
In the early 1800s, bad children didn't get a lump of coal from Santa, but would be punished with a "birch rod."
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