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Facts Facts

| Give some useless facts
#1 some grapes are not purple


| Dolphins have sex for pleasure.


| The plastic on the end of shoelaces are called aglets.


| There is no Wendy's in Russia anymore because franchising company they worked with dumped them - they only managed to open 8 restraunts in 3 years while they were planning to open 180 resraunts in 10 years. So yeah, I'll say that again: there's no Wendy's in Russia.


| >>56610
I knew that! Thanks Phineas and Ferb.


| Only 5% of the ocean are explored. (thanks, made in abyss!)


| Earth is flat


| Holocaust didn't happen


| >>56614
That's a shame. I like Wendy's a lot more compared to other fast food places.


| Putin is currently investing in ranches in Russia, as they have next to no production in beef. They are hiring US Ranchers from texas primarily, but farmers from Brazil too.


| The wage gap is probably fake


| >>56681 thank you for understanding, pal


| If you close one of your eyes, you lose all perception of depth since your vision goes, effectively, from 3D to 2D. If you try to go down a staircase with only one eye open you'll find it troubling.


| If you close one of your eyes, you lose all perception of depth since your vision goes, effectively, from 3D to 2D. If you try to go down a staircase with only one eye open you'll find it troubling.


| Also if you use la/u/ncher with shitty internet you double-post sometimes.


| >>56701 this guy have bad internet


| >>56865
How do you know this?


| >>56865 this guy said that that guy has bad internet


| do you know that if you type long enough message you will be able to create the impression that somewhere in the message is an important information even though it really isn't? I mean, there could be important information right? since it's a long coherent message and humans have yet to perfect the art of skim reading or something but what if after reading it it turns out to be an arbitrarily complicated and verbose description of something that can either be described with few


| words or is insignificant enough to be described at all in the first place? what's more, the information that can be learned from that text could be just something that you've known so well that no new information whatsoever can be gained from it. and you know what, sometimes it's possible to make a very long argument that's completely empty and is essentially non-informative at all, and this long text is probably one of them! bazinga!

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