**Clovers can have more than four leaves; the most ever recorded is 56, discovered by a Japanese person in 2009.
Elephants are the only animals that can't jump.
Strawberries are a member of the Rose family.
Apples are more efficient at waking you up in the morning than caffeine is. (I'll have to try that one.)
20 minutes after you smoke a cigarette, your blood pressure returns to normal. (Which explains why I lit up every 20 minutes, on average.)
The ancient Egyptians thought onions kept evil spirits away. When they took an oath, they placed one hand on an onion.
You burn more calories sleeping than you do watching television. (What about when you sleep in front of the TV?)
It is impossible to hum while your nose is plugged. (You just tried it, didn't you?)
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14 comments:
Oh, my head is full.
I hummed a little. Talented, aren't I?
These are all great, Judy. And I didn't know about any of them...!
I might have guessed about The Elephants but hadn;t really thought about that one, at all.
Of course I tried to hum! You can't!
If I slept all the time, do you think I'd get thinner???
I did, I tried to hum holding my nose tight with 2 fingers, lol!
Most of those are new to me:)
I have plenty of clover in my garden but none a picturesque as that one.
You can't hum but you can manage a squeak:)
I really, really, really want to see a turtle jump some day.
HAPPY EASTER to you and Mr. Kenju.
I did know about the strawberry-rose connection; but, had not known/thought about most. No, I did not try to hum...but...I thought about doing so. Then I read the rest and decided to thwart you! *chuckling*
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P.S. Turtles can surely lurch forward in a jump-like motion. I wonder if they can jump?
Shoot, I can't even swallow when my nose is plugged up. :)
Fascinating!
I found a four leaf clover when I was 14 and it's accompanied me to every exam or test I have ever done. I always pass so it must work! :)
~ Bobkat
That must have been one huge 4 leaf clover with 50+ leaves, or some unusual variety. I recall the fun of finding several of the 4 leaf variety when I was young. There seemed to be a number of them in one area.
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