You must have heard the saying, ‘the customer is always right!’ Did you know that is only half of it. The other half is, ‘in matters of taste.’ So the customer is always right, by virtue of his opinion, in what he likes. #funfacts
Did you know that the famous Superhero landing pose, is actually a copy of the landing of Squirrels. All the squirrels are short of, are fancy costumes. #funfacts
Did you know that Colgate had a difficult time marketing the product in Spanish speaking countries, as the word Cuelgate translates to ‘go hang yourself.’ Not a message that a depressed person wants to read first thing in the morning. #funfacts
Did you know, The moon is slowly creeping away from Earth. Using the speed of light, scientists estimated that the moon is straying away from Earth by 3.8 cm per year. Roughly the rate at which fingernails grow. #funfacts
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How tall is the tallest tree in the world? The Hyperion reaches a staggering 379.1 feet high! Discovered in 2006 by Chris Atkins & Michael Taylor and confirmed by redwood expert Stephen Silett, it has quietly grown for an estimated 700-800 years. #funfacts #tallesttree
A man in Brazil, carved out a professional career in football, playing for over 10 clubs without actually playing a single game. Carlos Henrique Raposo, aka Carlos Kaiser managed to stay off the pitch & never kicked a ball, for any of his 13 teams between 1979 & 1992. #funfacts
A miraculous incident took place in India, where an 80-year-old man, who was declared dead by doctors, came back to life after his ambulance hit a pothole so hard, it kickstarted his heart again. He is in hospital recovering #miracles
Who is D. B. Cooper? An unidentified man who, in 1971, hijacked a plane, extorted a ransom, & parachuted away, disappearing without a trace. To date, his identity & whereabouts remain unknown. Cooper's daring heist is one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in #aviationhistory
The painting of Lisa Gherandini Giocondo, better known as Mona Lisa, never reached its owner. Her husband, Francesco del Giocondo, a wealthy cloth merchant in Florence commissioned it in 1503, but never received it. Today it’s worth $980m. #History





















