The most cats owned by a single person was 689.
When it comes to driving ability, only 1 percent of drivers believe they are below average.
There are 15 peanuts in each Snickers bar.
Fifty-five percent of candy sales are considered impulse buys.
Wheaties were originally called “”Washburn’s Gold Medal Whole Wheat Flakes.””
Al Capone’s older brother Vince was a police officer in Nebraska.
The first traffic light was installed in Cleveland, Ohio in 1914.
The day Judy Garland died, a tornado touched down in Kansas.
Pigs can catch swine flu from humans.
There is no rice in rice paper.
The spots on dice and dominoes are called “”pips.””
Frogs use their eyeballs to push food down their throats.
