65 Random Trivia Tidbits That Should Be Their Own Blizzard Flavor

A Dairy Queen Blizzard is supposed to be so thick that it can safely be turned upside-down, and company policy dictates that staff do so once per order. If they don’t, and you call them on it, you’re supposed to get a coupon for a free one.
Interestingly, the Blizzard isn’t technically ice cream. In fact, Dairy Queen can’t legally call its frozen dairy products “ice cream” because the FDA requires products claiming to be “ice cream” to possess a butterfat content of at least 10 percent. DQ’s are only 5 percent.
This, however, hasn’t stopped the Blizzard’s spread. Started in 1985, the frosty treat has amassed a total of more than 170 flavors over the last four decades. Which is why, in its honor, we’ve assembled an incredible slurry of delicious trivia that should be its own Blizzard flavor for you to enjoy.
And yes, we turned it upside-down. We turn all our trivia sets upside-down before posting them.






Indian farmers streamed fake pro cricket matches to Russian bettors for two weeks.

Bats





Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle






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Dodgeball's Original Ending

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Soju must be sold at $1 a bottle, so everyone can afford it.

Monroe didn’t get to finish the movie that showed her topless.


Ruby Sparks

Hedge Funds

Steven Spielberg

Addams Family Values





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Source: Slate

Dolly Parton







Bumpers

Cartoon Network
Honor the Dead



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A machine-gun mower would have been awesome

Former housekeeper is suing Jeff Bezos for long hours, no breaks, and UTIs.

Aeschylus was killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head.

Never noticed, was too busy shooting everything

Alan Hale could've at least removed his hat

Great news, Sweaty Face

This is very metal

Many Talent Tatum

Warner Bros. Pictures
Ok, but seal gravy?

And then there was Sam Peckinpah...

Source: UNCUT
So long, Screech

This is what they should have used for snow in 'The Wizard of Oz' instead of asbestos

Stanley Kubrick did fake 'The Shining,' though

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