19 Trivia Tidbits For The Trifecta Tonight

We all know that marriages are sometimes made for love and sometimes for convenience, but did you know that there was a marriage during the Indo-Pak war specifically for espionage purposes? A young Indian girl married a Pakistani Army Officer during the 1971 war in order to gain information from him - and she ended up saving thousands of lives. Wes Craven is one of the masterminds behind some of horror's most iconic films, including A Nightmare On Elm Street. But even he has his limits when it comes to on-screen violence. In fact, he walked out of a screening of Reservoir Dogs because it was too graphic for him. Now, you might think you've heard everything when it comes to childbirth stories, but this next one will blow your mind. In 2016, a baby girl named Lynlee from Lewisville, Texas was born… twice! Pediatric surgeons removed her from the womb to cut out a tumor on her spine before placing her back inside and waiting until she could be born healthy several weeks later.
Japan

Socrates wanted Greek homes to be built with solar in mind.

There was a tax on bricks in England to pay for the war with America.

Mao Zedong

Stockholm tested a lottery that rewarded safe drivers.

A German WWII ace flew with Mickey Mouse art on his plane.

Oranges

A Russian ice-breaking ship was used to rescue beluga whales.

There is a place in Washington only accessible through Canada.

A female competitive eater weighed 99 lbs.

The capital of Cyprus is split into two time zones.

A Lego Crime Ring

There was a portable computer in 1981.

The Yankees stopped using Liza Minnelli’s version of “New York, New York.”

Unconventional Names

A 15-month-old was given alcohol at a Detroit Applebees.

A baby was born twice in 2016.

Reservoir Dogs

A spy married a Pakistani officer during the Indo-Pak war.
