15 Facts About Food, Sports, And The Importance of Spell Check
Sometimes all it takes is a single sentence to spark a lifelong addiction. We all know this feeling – you just read something amazing and it hits your funny bone and your brain explodes with ideas, you feel like you could make the funniest thing ever in less time than it takes for the sun to burn out. It is this feeling that fuels the creative process.
But when the creative spark isn't happening, how do you keep yourself productive? How do you get past writer's block, or procrastination, or just getting through the day-to-day monotony of life? If we were to tell you that the secret to getting through the day and becoming an overnight success was a daily dose of facts, would you believe us?
This is something that will change your outlook on life, your ability to cope with daily struggles, your perspective, and ultimately make you better than anyone else on the planet.
A wedding ring goes right on the Vein of Love.
Source: Visible Body
Libraries outnumber McDonald’s in the U.S.
Source: USC News
Broccoli is a vegetable and a flower.
Source: Britannica
Crackers have holes, and so will your teeth.
Source: NC State University
Lots of cows go into making pigskins.
Source: Sports Illustrated
Ford laughs at your attempts to end his life.
Source: History
When it was time to make a symbol for a strikeout, ‘S’ was taken.
Source: Britannica
A chef’s hat is like the chain of a Game of Thrones maester.
Source: Mental Floss
Baseball is largely just standing around.
Source: Wall Street Journal
One plant is responsible for a lot of different tea leaves.
Source: NC State University
Phelps wins enough gold medals to outcast most countries.
Source: Time
A beer recipe from Mesopotamia survived 3,900 years.
Source: World History
The Stanly Cup is wrife with mispellings.
Source: NHL
Bottles expire, not the water.
Source: Reader's Digest
Magic Jordan ruled the court in school.
Source: Sports Casting
