43 Disoriented Bits of Trivia That Don’t Know How They Got in Your Brain But Are Sure Glad They Did

Can you ask the facts in your brain to show these rookies around?
43 Disoriented Bits of Trivia That Don’t Know How They Got in Your Brain But Are Sure Glad They Did

It must be incredibly shocking to find yourself plunked into a new setting like some form of teleportation. That’s how facts feel when they suddenly land in your brain. Their teleportation device is your reading and comprehension skills. They get sucked in through your eyes and plopped into some strange new place. 

So be patient with them while they get a lay of the land.

Lady Godiva

Lady Godiva HISTORY rode THE through town nude. She took her naked horseback ride through the town of Coventry as a protest of her husband's exorbit

World War II Fighter Pilot DIY Ice Cream

In WWII, US bomber pilots tried to create ice cream using engine vibrations. They thought the vibrations would churn the mixture, and the altitude would keep it cold enough to make ice cream. But their first attempts didn't work out. NOW YOU KNOW CRACKED.COM

Source: Naval History

David Arquette

celebrity Hobbies M ON Car David Arquette CARDIO moutt loves to knit. Alam Sample usa You The Scream star and occasional pro wrestler learned to knit from his grandmother.. He's so good that he graves the cover of Celebrity Scarves 2, a knitting book that raises money for breast cancer research. CRACKED.COM

Source: Amazon

The Thinker

When The Thinker statue is brought up in conversations, you imagine a huge, lonesome statue of a thinking man. However, the original statue is a very

Nike

In the aftermath of the Heaven's Gates cult tragedy of 1997, the Nike '93 Air Decade style shoes worn by cult members were removed from the production

Flounder

Flounder isn't a flounder THE LITTLE MERMAID CRACKED.COM He's a yellow and blue tropical fish, which is a much worse name, we have to admit. Flounders are flatfish and are much less cute.

Halloween

At first, Halloween wasn't widely celebrated in the US. The Puritans in colonial New England didn't share the pagan traditions, and celebrating Hallow

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