15 Facts For Fans Of Interesting Trivia

What makes a person a true fan of trivia? You have to be passionate about the topic, or it's just plain hard to care about the details. The first time we ever watched Jeopardy, we were completely engrossed. Even though they're playing for thousands of dollars, Alex Trebek seemed like he genuinely wanted to know the answers and give it his all. That passion and enthusiasm rubbed off on us, and now we can't help but feel like an impostor when someone says 'you must have a great memory.'
So if you're like us and can't wait for a trivia contest so you can prove how smart you are, or if you have a trivia night at your house, or maybe you want to learn something new, then this is for you. Grab some popcorn and prepare yourself for an informative read that will leave you with nothing but knowledge and a subtle yet palpable appreciation for the way the world works.
Crayola literally translates to “oily chalk.”

Source: Smithsonian Library
Marriage ceremonies at the top of the Empire State Building are free on 2/14.

Source: ABC
Women’s hearts are smaller, beat faster.

Source: National Library of Medicine
The Earth does not have a yellow sun.

Source: National Library of Medicine
“Robot” comes from a word meaning “forced labor.”

Source: Merriam Webster
Monopoly is banned in the royal castle.

Source: Yahoo Sports
Our cups runneth over.

Source: Live Science
“It took me like 2 years to finish the shading on your upper lip.”

Source: The Atlantic
Couples in the UK are being broken up by Facebook.

Source: Dailymail
There are only 2 letters in the Hawiian alphabet.

Source: Go Visit Hawaii
Camo was first used by the French army.

Source: NPS
The public decided what the plural of Prius is.

Source: Wired
There have only been a few presidents in Sports Illustrated.

Source: Sports Illustrated
New Parents

Source: Healthline
Susan B. Anthony cast an illegal ballot.

Source: National Geographic