Did you know that...

The muscles in your heart have the power to shoot blood 10 feet in the air.

Elephants are the only animals that can't jump.

The body's strongest muscle is out tongue.

Statistically, people are more afraid of spiders than of dying.

All polar bears are left handed.

Crocodiles can't stick out their tongue.

Butterflies taste with their feet.

Cockroaches can live 9 days without their heads. It only dies because it can't eat.

Duck's quacks have no echo. Nobody knows why.

Each King on a deck of playing cards represents a real king...
-Spades - King David
-Clubs - Alexander the great
-Hearts - Charlemagne
-Diamonds - Julius Cesar

It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open.

1111,111,1111 x 1111,1111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321

Starfish have no brains.

A statue in a part with a soldier on a horse with two feet in the air means the soldier died in combat.
-If the horse has only one foot in the air, the soldier died of injuries from combat.
-If the horse has all four feet on the ground, the soldier died of natural causes.

Mosquitoes have teeth.

Thomas Edison was afraid of the dark.

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The odds of being attacked by a shark in the United States are 1 in 10 million.

The odds of dying from a pedestrian accident are 1 in 47,273.

The odds of dying from a fall from a ladder or scaffold are 1 in 709,215.

The odds of being struck by lightning in any given year are 1 in 700,000.

The odds of dying from a fireworks accident are 1 in 57,588,244.

The odds of dying from being bitten or struck by a dog are 1 in 15,966,734.

The odds of drowning in a bathtub are 1 in 818,015.

The odds of dying from being burned by hot tap water are 1 in 7,198,531.

The odds of dying from contact with poisonous spiders are 1 in 28,794,122.

The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 146,107,962.

I've let this page linger for too long. Lots of updates comming over the next few weeks. Movies. Pictures. The whole packkage!

(AP) - The VCR, unquestionably the world's first popular device that allowed people to record television in their homes, died today in a discount bin at Best Buy. It was exactly 30 years old at the time of its death. Long suffering from extreme price reductions that resulted in nonexistent profit margins, the VCR's parents finally pulled the plug on their progeny's life support, turning to newer alternatives in DVD and hard disk recorders. The videocassette recorder leaves behind a legacy of "Be kind, rewind" stickers, shelves sagging with once-watched tapes, frequent trips to the repair shop, and eventually, the dumpster; it will be remembered by its devotees as a source of endless rental movie enjoyment and occasional late fees. The VCR is survived by its four children: the TiVo DVR, age 6; the DVD recorder, age 6; the DVD-R/hard disk recorder, age 4; and the combo DVD-R/VCR, age 3. (Just kidding…this is from CNET.)

Check out this interesting flash movie of a Google controlled world, circa 2014. It mixes fact, fiction, Orwellian themes and fantasy about, basically, Google and Amazon merging to form Googlezon. Interesting and funny...

http://oak.psych.gatech.edu/%7Eepic/ols-mattrobin-flash.swf