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6931. Dr. Dre Brother Unsolved Death-In 1989, near Crenshaw Avenue in Compton, 21-year-old Tyree Du-sean Crayon, Dr. Dre's younger brother, died after a fight in which someone knocked him to the ground and he suffered traumatic injuries. Years later, there is very little public information, and authorities still haven't solved the case.

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6932. R-Colored Vowel Rhoticity Rarity-R-colored vowels, the

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6933. Drunk Zebrafish Group Leadership-In lab studies of zebrafish, researchers found that a fish with a blood alcohol concentration over 0.1 could enter a sober group of zebrafish, and the sober fish would follow it as the leader.

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6934. Switzerland United Nations Membership 2002-For decades, Switzerland stayed out of the United Nations over fears that membership would compromise its neutrality. A national referendum in March 2002 approved joining, and Switzerland became a UN member on September 10, 2002, while maintaining its neutral stance.

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6935. Turkey Household Gold Hoards (5,000 Tons)-In July 2025, the Istanbul Jewelers Chamber said Turkish households are estimated to hold about 5,000 tons of gold at home, outside the banking system. That's roughly $500 billion (at that time), and it was noted that many families prefer to hold savings at home.

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6936. 1926 Baumes Law Three Strikes-In 1926, New York passed the Baumes Law, named for Senator Caleb H. Baumes, which mandated life imprisonment for anyone convicted of more than three separate felonies, regardless of circumstances. By 1930, 23 U.S. states had adopted similar habitual offender statutes. After prison riots in New York, the state moved to reform the law soon after.

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6937. Robert E. Cornish Dog Resuscitation Experiments-In 1934, biologist Robert E. Cornish claimed to revive dogs he had clinically killed with nitrogen gas by strapping them to a giant seesaw to restore circulation while administering adrenaline and anticoagulants. Though some dogs revived, they suffered severe neurological damage and blindness.

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6938. Juli Inkster Weighted Donut Disqualification-On August 14, 2010, at the Safeway Classic in North Plains, Oregon, LPGA Hall of Fame golfer Juli Inkster took practice swings with a weighted donut on her 9-iron while waiting to tee off on the 10th hole. A television viewer called tournament officials to report it, and because practice devices are prohibited during rounds, officials disqualified Inkster from the event.

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6939. Marion Tinsley Checkers Champion Dominance-From 1950 to 1995, checkers legend Marion Tinsley lost only seven games, two of them to the Chinook computer, while holding world titles in 1955-1958 and 1975-1991. After officials barred a computer from playing for the human crown, Tinsley resigned his title and beat Chinook 4-2 in a 1992 match. The American Checkers Federation and English Draughts Association later called the world title worthless as long as he was alive and made him World Champion Emeritus.

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6940. Surface Lexicon: 1,500-3,000 Words-Most people rely on a small core of words in daily speech, called the surface lexicon. Most people only use about 1,500 to 3,000 words regularly in everyday conversation.

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37 COMMENTS

  1. Would you mind if I started to post these facts on iFunny? I really think people would love them and I would of course credit and link your website.

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  2. Your page (re)numbering makes it almost impossible to find something on your site. The search option doesn’t seem very helpful.. I tried to search for Harris Rosen or Fact #62 after seeing it on Bored Panda, but had to do a brute force search to find this page…

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  3. I just went through all the facts pages. A few things I’ve noticed:
    1. #451-#470 (pgs 46 & 47) have images that are broken.
    2. #841-#1140 (pgs 85-114) are complete duplicates of earlier pages.

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    • Thank you for your valuable feedback. Last night we implemented a new page numbering system for our fact cards. I really messed up with facts #451-#470 which I have fixed now. I have fixed the other problem too.

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  4. Just stumbled onto your site via an Imgur post. Cool stuff.

    Re. one of the citations above: “The oldest D20 dice was uncovered in Egypt…”

    One “die,” many “dice.” The headline in the source given had it right; “Ancient d20 die emerges from the ashes of time.”

    Credibility is always enhanced by proper grammar.

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  5. I really enjoy your site. I visit it regularly at this period of my life to use up time, while entertaining myself, and increase my awareness of life through the amazing insights into stories behind what we often overlook. It is almost therapeutic I would think! For one thing, I feel grateful not to be one of the warped personalities you often report on, but on the other hand, I feel sorry for the suffering that is really behind so many people you note through our shared history, who have the apparency of many successes, but are in fact imperfect and suffering souls like all of us, on the road to something better we hope eh?

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    • History gives us an opportunity to look into the mistake our ancestors made, but also the feats they achieved. The lives they suffered, so that the future generations could have the freedom. I am happy to have been part of such an important part of your life, Stuart.

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  6. I’m sure it’s like asking a magician how his tricks are done, but I would love to know the workings of the research you have to go through to find/verify everything I’ve read on your site. To say they are entertaining would be an insult. I read several pages daily. I have found them to be fascinating, educational, informative, and downright important.

    When I was a child and went on long road trips with my parents, my Mom would would bring a box of Trivial Pursuit cards to read and ask questions to pass the time for everyone in the car…My Wife now reads these to our kids on our vacations.

    Do you take fact submissions, or do you rely on your own people to research and present them to your team/site? The only thing I can say about your site, is some click ads could be modified or even done away with. Political opinion polls, etc…I would sooner see and ad for shaving cream that some of those useless and probably biased ads (not you, just the people conducting them) But, I love what you do and am so glad that your site exists!

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    • Thank you Ryan. It’s the readers like you who keep us going. It gives us immense pleasure to know that you love reading facts on our site. We do take submissions. About 10% of our facts come from submissions. You too can submit facts by filling out this form Contact Us. The ads are what keeps the servers running. We don’t take any donations, use patreon or sell merch on our site so ads are how we generate income. Though, we will take your advice to tone down the ads (we can’t really see what kind of ad our readers see as it’s decided by Google).

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  7. 1454: She wasn’t found “shortly” after, which might imply that 911 had tried to help and just didn’t arrive in time; she was found HOURS after.

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  8. Each of these pages of facts should have its own page for commenting instead of many fact pages and only one place to comment. I’d also delete my post about each fact having its own page since the aforementioned idea is better, but I can’t.

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  9. I love this website I use it all the time and it allows me to attain info that I have been able to use irl all the time. Keep up the great work!

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  10. Also Rickinator for 610 killing bears is not a good thing due to most species of bears being endangered it is just a fact/statistic

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  11. Your fact card is WRONG! You state Queen Elizabeth II is related to George Washington (which is correct), however, then you all say “Their last living common ancestor is Augustine Warner, Sr. who died in XX.”

    That’s incorrect! i am related to both Col. Augustine Warner, Sr. and George Washington and I’m very much alive as are my family members and 1 uncle and his 2 sons.

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