12 Slices of Possibly Expired Trivia That Are Probably Still Good

She took home awards for both of her portrayals of Rose Maxson in Fences.

It's Columbus Circle in Manhattan. Drove through that and thought, “more,” huh?

In a bit of trivia sure to trip up Boomers and the Boomer-adjacent, the clock tower known as “Big Ben” was renamed “the Elizabeth Tower” in 2012.

Whatever you want to call it, the minute hand is 14 feet long — plenty of room to hang off at the end of a mystery novel.

Attempting to label margarine as butter is, to this day, a misdemeanor in Iowa.

You’re more likely to get sympathy than if you use the more common term: bedwetting.

It’s located in Holyoke, Massachusetts, and its website? Located at this chef’s-kiss worthy URL: volleyhall.org.

In Australia, voting is compulsory. Given that everybody’s at the polls waiting to punch their ballot, naturally food vendors started showing up to serve hungry voters-to-be, with poll-place sausages in particular earning a delightful nickname.

Valentine’s Day, all by itself, is responsible for 40 percent of a flower shop's yearly profit.

It’s a patented method for lifting boats over shoals. Hey, I didn’t say it was an exciting patent.

It’s called a hyperbolic paraboloid.

Both the USS Arizona and USS Oklahoma are rusting away underwater at Pearl Harbor to this day.