What bit of random knowledge do you know?

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Mine is I can remember the barcode for a Cadbury crème egg. I worked in a co-op over twenty years ago and they often didn’t scan so you had to put the number in and I can still remember it.

Baby hedgehogs are called Hoglets. 🦔

Humans share around 50% of DNA with bananas!

The average cloud weighs a million pounds! (About 500 tons.)

Chainsaws were originally invented (in the late 18th century) for childbirth! 😱

It’s probably in a family photo and has lodged in your subconscious mind.

I used to give this number out to men in nightclubs if I didn’t fancy them back.

Yeah, I remember my childhood (landline) phone number (from the 1970s and 1980s.) Can't remember where I have put my phone that I had 33 seconds ago!

😆

A metre is 3 foot 3. It's longer than a tard, you see.

Mother Theresa of Calcutta died on the same day as Princess Diana.

Wombat poo is cuboid

The Michelin man (the logo of the tyre company) is called Bibendum

The primary ingredient in pritt stick is potato.

They definitely do!

PUU 458F.
My dear dad's Morris traveller.
He was so proud if it.
I loved it.

My dgm's car reg and home phone number from over 40 odd years ago.

Pinching your thumb and little finger together whilst slightly flexing your wrist, shows the Palmaris Longus tendon on the inner wrist. This tendon is not present in about 15% of people.

DI Jack Frost’s (A Touch of Frost) first name is William.

Carol Kenyon sings backing vocals on Temptation and also on Paul Hardcstle’s Don’t Waste My Time.

My landline number from 50 years ago.

The reg of my Dad’s Renault 12 from 50 years ago.

Ask me what I had for supper yesterday and I won’t be be able to tell you! 🤣

I wonder which brother got left off the company name 🤔😆

My dad had a white Ford cortina with a black vinyl roof. The number plate was PUY 960P. That was in the early1970s. I'm 60 now.

I’ve just remembered another that I read in a book. It’s along the lines of we breath in so many molecules of oxygen every day that we will breath in a molecule of oxygen from everyone that ever existed on a daily basis. I find that fascinating and oddly comforting.

Edinburgh is further west than Liverpool

I can remember the registration number of the Peugeot my Mum and Dad had around 1985 it’s strange what sticks.

If I travelled at the speed of light towards the sun, it would take me 8 minutes and 20 seconds to get there

The ravens in the Tower of London are given dog biscuits soaked in blood for a treat. Not sure whose blood.

The two most famous dystopian novels of the 20th century (Brave New World and 1984) were written by Aldous Huxley and George Orwell. Huxley was Orwell’s French teacher.

It's not just every day - it's every breath we take in will include oxygen atoms that have been in the lungs of every human in history.. and every air-breathing creature that's ever lived on Earth

On average one person globally will die from falling over an open dishwasher and landing in a knife. It’s hard to get a correct number as most household injuries with utensils are lumped together.

That’s why they shouldn’t be placed in the middle of the kitchen

I have one bit of useless knowledge and its not even correct 😭