Nobleval: When you die your hair still
grows for a couple of months.

This has been proven to be false. The hair doesn't necessarily grow but because of the surrounding skin drying out and shrinking, it looks likes hair and nails have grown.

41. We are about 1 cm taller in
the morning than in the
evening.

42. It takes twice as long to
lose new muscle if you stop
working out than it did to
gain it. Lazy people out there
shouldn’t use this as
motivation to not work out, however. It’s relatively easy
to build new muscle tissue and
get your muscles in shape, so
if anything, this fact should be
motivation to get off the
couch and get moving.

43. Tears and mucus contain an
enzyme (lysozyme) that
breaks down the cell wall of
many bacteria.

44. It is not possible to tickle
yourself. Even the most
ticklish among us do not have
the ability to tickle ourselves.

45. The width of your
armspan stretched out is the
length of your whole body.
While not exact down to the
last millimeter, your armspan
is a pretty good estimator of your height.

46. Humans are the only
animals to produce emotional
tears.

47. Women burn fat more
slowly than men, by a rate of
about 50 calories a day. Most
men have a much easier time
burning fat than women.
Women, because of their reproductive role, generally
require a higher basic body fat
proportion than men, and as a
result their bodies don’t get
rid of excess fat at the same
rate as men.

48. Koalas and primates are
the only animals with unique
fingerprints. Humans, apes and
koalas are unique in the
animal kingdom due to the
tiny prints on the fingers of their hands.

49. One human hair can
support 3.5 ounces. That’s
about the weight of two full
size candy bars, and with
hundreds of thousands of
hairs on the human head, makes the tale of Rapunzel
much more plausible.

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cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod
aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I
was rdanieg. The phaonmneal
pweor of the hmuan mnid,
aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it
dseno’t mtaetr in waht oerdr
the ltteres in a wrod are, the
olny iproamtnt tihng is taht
the frsit and lsat ltteer be in
the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll
raed it whotuit a pboerlm.
Tihs is bcuseae the huamn
mnid deos not raed ervey
lteter by istlef, but the wrod
as a wlohe. Azanmig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot
slpeling was ipmorantt! if you
can raed tihs forwrad it


+51. It cost 7 million dollars to
build the Titanic and 200
million to make a film about
it.

Nobleval: oluamid...what about.eat,drink,cry,run,wake,....these are words for chrissake! What's a sentence?

You obviously didn't get my explanation.

An imperative sentence gives a direct command. It can end in a full stop or an exclamation mark, depending on the forcefulness of the command.
e.g

Clear this desk by tomorrow!
Please tidy your room.

If the command is forceful, use an exclamation mark. For example:

Get out!
Go!



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oluamid:


You obviously didn't get my explanation.

An imperative sentence gives a direct command. It can end in a full stop or an exclamation mark, depending on the forcefulness of the command.
e.g

Clear this desk by tomorrow!
Please tidy your room.

If the command is forceful, use an exclamation mark. For example:

Get out!
Go!



So?

you are contradicting yourself. Wake up! Wake!, Take it ..take! Those are words not sentence i.e take and wake

10 Facts about wine:

1. In
ancient Greece, a
dinner host would take the
first sip of wine to assure
guests the wine was not
poisoned, hence the phrase “drinking to one’s health.”


2. Since wine tasting is
essentially wine smelling,
women tend to be better
wine testers because
women, particularly of reproductive ages, have a
better sense of smell than
men.


3. Red wines are red
because fermentation
extracts color from the grape skins. White wines
are not fermented with
the skins present.


4. In the whole of the
Biblical Old Testament, only
the Book of Jonah has no reference to the vine or
wine.


5. The world’s oldest bottle
of wine dates back to A.D.
325 and was found near
the town of Speyer, Germany, inside one of
two Roman sarcophaguses.


6. Serving temperatures
should be lower for white
(45-50 degrees Fahrenheit)
than for red wines (50-60 degrees Fahrenheit).


7. There is a right and
wrong way to hold a wine
glass. Wine glasses should
always be held by the
stem and not the bowl because the heat of the hand
will raise the
temperature of the wine.


8. Red wine represents 55%
of restaurant wine sales.


9. Bubbles in wine have been observed since
ancient Greece and were
attributed to the phases of
the moon or to evil spirits.


10. Global warming may
redefine wine growing in the future. Even tiny
temperature changes can
dramatically change the
quality of wine.

Nobleval: you are contradicting yourself. Wake up! Wake!, Take it ..take! Those are words not sentence i.e take and wake

Okay okay...I get you.

Was only trying to be fun, don't mean any harm sir.

SOME FACTS ABOUT DOGS
.
Fact #1: Dogs are capable
of
understanding up to 250
words and gestures, can count up to five and can
perform simple
mathematical calculations.
The average dog is as
intelligent as a two-year-
old child.

Fact #2: Two stray dogs in
Afghanistan saved 50
American soliders. A
Facebook group raised $
21,000 to bring the dogs
back to the US and reunite them with the
soldiers.

Fact #3: There is a dog-
shaped building in New
Zealand.


Fact #4: The wetness of a dog’s nose is essential for
determining what
direction a smell is
coming from.


Fact #5: Ancient Egyptians
revered their dogs. When a
pet dog dies, the owners
shaved off their
eyebrows,
smeared mud in their hair,
and mourned aloud for days.

Fact #6: Small quantities
of
grapes and raisins can
cause
renal failure in dogs. Chocolate, macadamia
nuts,
cooked onions, or
anything
with caffeine can also be
harmful.

Fact #7: Apple and pear
seeds contain arsenic,
which may be deadly to
dogs.


Fact #8: Dogs have three
eyelids. The third lid, called
a nictitating membrane or
“haw,” keeps the eye
lubricated and protected. .

Fact #9: A dog’s shoulder
blades are unattached to
the rest of the skeleton to
allow greater flexibility
for running.

Fact #10: Puppies are sometimes rejected by
their mother if they are
born through cesarean
and
cleaned up before being
given back to her.

Fact #11: The first dog
chapel was established in
2001. It was built in St.
Johnsbury, Vermont, by
Stephan Huneck, a
children’s book author whose five dogs helped
him recuperate from a
serious illness.

Fact #12: Those born
under
the sign of the dog in Chinese astrology are
considered to be loyal and
discreet, though slightly
temperamental.

Fact #13: Alexander the
Great is said to have founded and named a city
Peritas, in memory of his
dog.

Fact #14: A dog can locate
the source of a sound in
1/600 of a second and can hear sounds four times
farther away than a
human can.

Fact #15: Touch is the first
sense the dog develops.
The entire body, including the paws, is
covered with touch-
sensitive nerve endings.

Fact #16: Eighteen muscles
or more can move a dog’s
ear.

Fact #17: There are an
estimated 400 million dogs
in the world.

Fact #18: The U.S. has the
highest dog population in
the world. France has the second highest.

Fact #19: Dogs have lived
with humans for over
14,000 years.
Cats have lived with
people for only 7,000 years.

Fact #20: Zorba, an
English
mastiff, is the
biggest dog ever
recorded.
He weighed 343 pounds and measured 8' 3" from
his nose to his tail.

Fact #21: The average dog
can run about 19 mph.
Greyhounds are the
fastest dogs on Earth and can run
at speeds of 45 mph

Some FACTS About Lions .
1. Lions are the second
largest big cat species in the
world (behind tigers).
.
2. The average male lion weighs around 180 kg (400
lb) while the average
female lion weighs around
130 kg (290 lb).
.
3. The heaviest lion on record weighed an
amazing 375 kg (826 lb).
.
4. Lions can reach speeds of
up to 81 kph (50 mph) but
only in short bursts because of a lack of
stamina.
.
5.The roar of a lion can be
heard from 8 kilometers
(5.0 miles) away. .
6. Most lions found in the
wild live in southern and
eastern parts of Africa.
.
7. Lions are very social compared to other cat
species, often living in
prides that feature females,
offspring and a few adult
males.
. 8. Male lions are easy to
recognize thanks to their
distinctive manes. Males
with darker manes are
more likely to attract
female lions (lionesses). .
9. Lions are the national
animal of Albania, Belgium,
Bulgaria, England, Ethiopia,
Luxembourg, the
Netherlands and Singapore. . 10. Lions in the wild live
for around 12 years.
.
11. When lions breed with
tigers the resulting hybrids
are known as ligers and tigons. There are also lion
and leopard hybrids
known as leopons and lion
and jaguar hybrids known
as jaglions.
. 12. Lionesses are better
hunters than males and do
most of the hunting for a
pride.
.
13. In the wild, lions rest for around 20 hours a day.
.
14. African lions are the
most social of all big cats
and live together in groups
or “prides.” A pride consists of about 15 lions. .
.
15. Male lions defend the
pride’s territory while
females do most of the
hunting. Despite this, the males eat first.
.
16. These majestic cats are
threatened by habitat loss.
The lion is listed as
vulnerable on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
.
17. The lion was once found
throughout Africa, Asia
and Europe but now exists
only in Africa with one exception. The last
remaining Asiatic lions are
found in Sasan-Gir National
Park in India, which was
primarily created to
protect the species. Currently, there are
approximately 350-400 lions in
the park.
.
18. Even though the lion is
sometimes referred to as the “king of the jungle,” it
actually only lives in
grasslands and plains. The
expression may have come
from an incorrect
association between Africa and jungles or may refer to
a less literal meaning of the
word jungle.
.
19. A lion’s heels don’t
touch the ground when it walks.

Los Angel es’ full name is “El
Pueblo de Nuestr a Senora la
Reina
de los Angel es de Porciu
ncula”

Facts about cockroaches

1)A cockroach can live for a
week without its
head.Due to their open
circulatory system and
the fact that they breath
through little holes on parts of their body
segments,they are not
dependent on their mouth or
nose to breath.they
only die because without the
mouth,they cant drink water and dies of thirst.

2)The cockroach can hold its
breath for 40
minutes and can even survive
being surmerged
under water for half an hour.They hold their
breath often to help regulate
their water loss.

3)Cockroach Can run up to 3
miles per
hour,which means they can spread germs and
bactaria through out the
house very quickly.

4)New born german
cockroaches become adults
in as little as 36 days.the german cockroaches is
the most common that has
been implicated in
the outbreak of illness and
allergic reactions in
many people.

5)A one day old baby
cockroach which is about
the size of a spec of dust can
run almost as fast
as its parents.

6)The American cockroach has shown a marked
attraction for alchoholic
beverages especially
bear,they are most likely
attracted to the
alchohol mixed with hops and sugar.

7)The world's largest roach
which lives in south
America is six inches long
with a one-foot
wingspan.

8.)Cockroaches are believed to
have originated
280 million years ago.

9)There are more than four
thousand species of
cockroaches worldwide.

10)Because they are cold
blooded
insects..cockroah can live
without food for one
month but will only survive a
week without water.

11)Cockrach can eat about
anything,they are
scavengers..while most
roaches prefer sweets
given a choice.they can eat glue,soaps,grease,paper,paste
or even hair.

12)The fear of cockroach is
called
kasaridaphobia and its present
in most females,A german woman
had an accident while
driving her car because she
saw a cockroach on
the next seat,but luckily for
her.it wasns't fatal but she sustained injuries and
damaged her
car.and another case in a high
school in florida
where seven girls ran out of
their bathroom Unclad because they heard
someone scream
cockroach but it was an april
fool's prank. grin
The facts prove that
cockroaches are some of the most adaptable creatures on
earth which makes
controlling and eliminating an
infestation of
cockroach more difficult.To
get rid of cockroaches in your home
experts suggest
keeping food sealed and
stored
properly,particularly in the
kitchen which should be cleaned daily to prevent
crumbs and trash
from building up.homes
workers should seek out
and seal all cracked holes in
homes,including entry points for utility
pipes,as these can serve
as entrance for them.in
addition,basements and
crawl spaces should be kept
well ventilated and dry.
If there happen to be a
cockraoch infestation in
your house,find a pest control
in your area.

Amazing Medical Facts Of
The Body:
.
1. 10% of human dry
weight comes from
bacteria. .
2.There is more bacteria in
your mouth than the
human population of the
United States and Canada
combined .
. 3. Every square inch of the
human body has an
average of 32 million
bacteria on it.
. 4.A fetus acquires
fingerprints at the age of
three months
.
5.You sit on the biggest
muscle in your body, the gluteus maximus a.k.a. the
butt. Each of the two
cheeky muscles tips the
scales at about two pounds
(not including the
overlying fat layer). .
6.The tiniest muscle, the
stapedius of the middle
ear , is just one-fifth of an
inch long.
. 7.The average human head
weighs about 10 pounds.
.
8.The average human brain
weighs three pounds.
. 9.The DNA helix measures
80 billionths of an inch
wide.
.
10.Your eyeballs are three
and a half percent salt. .
11.Head lice actually prefer
to live on clean heads, not
on dirty ones.
.
12.If Barbie were life-size, her measurements would
be 39-23-33. She would
stand seven feet, two
inches tall and have a neck
twice the length of a normal
human's neck. .
13.It takes about 20
seconds for a red blood cell
to circle the whole body.
.
14.An average human drinks about 16,000 gallons
of water in a lifetime.
.
15.Beards are the fastest
growing hairs on the
human body. If the average man never
trimmed his beard, it
would grow to nearly 30 feet
long in his lifetime.
.
16.Humans shed about 600,000 particles of skin
every hour - about 1.5
pounds a year. By 70 years
of age, an average person
will have lost 105 pounds of
skin. .
17.It only takes 7lbs of
pressure to rip your ear
off.
.
18.When you sneeze, all your bodily functions stop
- even your heart.
.
19.Human teeth are almost
as hard as rocks.
. 20.You burn more calories
sleeping than you do
watching T.V.
.
21Our eyes never grow,
and our nose and ears never stop growing.
.
22.The thumbnail grows
the slowest; the middle nail
grows the fastest
. 23.Children grow faster in
the springtime.
.
24.Women blink nearly
twice as much as men.
. 25.You can only smell
1/20th as well as a dog.
.
26.People are the only
animals in the world who
cry tears. .
27.Every month you grow
a brand new outer layer of
skin..."a new you!".
.
28.In your very own lifetime, you'll produce
enough spit to fill two
swimming pools.
.
29.You breathe in about 7
quarts of air every minute. Good ! Air is cost free.
.
30.Your dad sweats
enough each day to fill up a
6 pack of soda cans...and
then some. . .
31.Every time you lick a
stamp, you're consuming
1/10 of a calorie.
.
32.If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6
days, you would have
produced enough sound
energy to heat one cup of
coffee.
. 33.If you toot consistently
for 6 years and 9 months,
enough gas is produced to
create the energy of an
atomic bomb.
. 34.The human heart creates
enough pressure when it
pumps blood, that it could
squirt blood 30 feet.
.
35.Banging your head against a wall uses 150
calories an hour.
.
36.On average people fear
spiders more than they do
death. .
37.Americans on the
average eat 18 acres of
pizza every day.
.
38.Did you know that you are more likely to be killed
by a champagne cork than
by a poisonous spider?
.
39.Right-handed people live,
on average, nine years longer than left-handed
people do.
.
40.If you blink one eye
you move over 200
muscles.

Some Facts Of A Movie Named
Merlin.

The Great Dragon is computer
generated but is voiced by
English actor, John Hurt. Kilgharrah has yellow eyes,
and they look exactly like the
eyes of
a sorcerer when they are
using magic. This could be
because he is a creature of magic.
However Aithusa, also a
creature of
magic, has blue eyes. The

Dragon's face is done using
motion capture technology.
John Hurt's facial movements
are used to create that of
Kilgharrah's while recording
his lines for the show. .

John Hurt is credited in all the
episodes, even though
Kigharrah's
role and appearances becomes
less frequent after his freedom.
This is probably because each
episode always starts with
Kilgharrah's voice saying "In a
land of myth and a time of
magic the destiny of a great
kingdom rests on the
shoulders of a
young boy/man. His
name...Merlin.

The chain securing Kilgharrah
that Merlin cuts is a length of
ships' studded anchor chain.

Not arguing at all in a
relationship represents a lack
of interest.
People who care about one
another tend to argue now
and
again.

Psychology fact: Most of the
problems in your life are due
to
two reasons: you act without
thinking, or think without
acting.

Psychology says, comparing
yourself to others is the root
cause for feelings of
unhappiness, self blame and
depression.

The worst types of 'friends'
are those who try and knock
you
down to make themselves
feel better

. The people who smile, laugh
and joke around the most are
usually the unhappiest.

SOME INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT WOMEN FACTS

#1: Adam and Eve? An
August 2013 Journal of Science
DNA analysis reports that the
the origin of the first woman
and
man can be traced back to 1 woman and 1 man that lived
on
earth about 135,000 years ago.

FACTS #2: On average,
women blink nearly twice as
much as
men.

FACTS #3: On average,
women get hiccups less than
men.

FACTS #4: The average
woman is nearly a full 5 inches
shorter
than an average sized man.

FACTS #5: On average,
women’s hearts beat slower
than
mens

. FACTS #6: On August 25th,
1932. Amelia Earhart became
1st
woman to fly non-stop across
North America solo at a record
breaking pace of 19 Hours 5 Minutes.

FACTS #7: Over 50 years ago,
Valentina Tereshkova was the
1st
woman to enter outer space
on June 16th 1963.

FACTS #8: On June 18, 1983
scientist and astronaut Sally
Ride
became the first American
woman to enter into outer
space.

FACTS #9: Woman swallows
$5000 diamond! 400 glasses
filled
with champagne during an
April 2013 charity event in
Florida each contained a diamond but
only 1 diamond was real, at
1st it
came up missing. An 80 year
old woman accidentally
swallowed it and although embarrassed she eventually
told the
event makers she had
swallowed it while talking
and laughing
with other women at the table. The diamond was
recovered by
colonoscopy 2 days later.

.FACTS #10: According to
recent census data in March
2013,
about 6% of U.S families In
1976 had a woman as the sole
income provider. That same census shows that 23% of U.S
households
today have a woman as the
sole income provider.

FACTS #11: A Duke University
study says that women wake
up
far more grumpier than men.
It also says that women need
much more sleep than men and can have problems such as
heart disease and
psychological issues from not
getting the
adequate amount of sleep
needed.

FACTS #12: For the first time
in the history of the Olympics,
the
2012 U.S Olympic team had
more women than men. 269
women and 261 men.

FACTS #13: As of July 2012,
Marissa Ann Mayer (age 37) is
the
youngest
CEO of a Fortune 500
company. Yahoo appointed her as their
new Chief Executive Officer
on July 16th 2012 which took
effect
the following day on July
17th 2012. Woman Power!

FACTS #14: There are more
women in the United States
than
men.

FACTS #15: Wyoming was the
first U.S state to grant a
woman
the right to vote.

FACTS #16: Cleopatra had 2
younger brothers and she
married
them both. Cleopatra first
married at age 11.

FACTS #17: Approximately 2
of every 100 (2%) women in
the
world have a supernumerary
Tip which is a 3rd Tip.
Be proud of what you've got.

FACTS #18: Although highly
unlikely to succeed in a Sharia
court, in Saudi Arabia an old
law still in effect says that if a
husband doesn’t give his wife
coffee that the woman can divorce him.

FACTS #19: The origin of the
word “woman” is thought to
be
WYFMAN, a term from Middle
English which means wife of
man.

FACTS #20: There was a
woman who was pregnant
for 17
months 11 days and is
recorded as the
longest human pregnancy ever.

FACTS #21: There are many
moons and stars which have
female names, but from our
solar system’s planets only
Venus
is named after a female goddess.

FACTS #22: Almost
everywhere in the world,
women have a
higher life
expectancy than men do.

FACTS #23: NFL history was
made when Shannon Easton
became the first woman to
ever work as a line judge
official in
an NFL preseason game. She was a replacement official in
the
2012 preseason game for the
Green Bay Packers VS
San Diego Chargers. The
hat and whistle she used to officiate the game were kept
by the
Pro Football Hall of Fame and
Museum.

FACTS #24: Katy Hayes of
Texas is going down in
history as the
very first person in the U.S to
have a double arm transplant
attempted on them. Katy says she wants to hug
her children and husband and
to be
able
to wipe her own behind.

Twinkle Dwivedi was only
eleven years old when she
first
exhibited the strange
condition that gained her
worldwide attention. There, in the midst
of her friends, she began to
cry
blood. Although she claimed it
didn't hurt, she was ridiculed
by her peers and became an
object of both disgust,
wonder, and
mystery.
Blood not only oozes from
Twinkle's tear ducts up to fourteen
times a day, but also from her
pores as well.
Even now, as she has grown,
there has been no medical
explanation for her condition. Some religious and
supernatural
explanations have been
offered, but no one seems to
be able to
agree. It could even be that Twinkle suffers from a disease
so
rare that she is the only
person on record to have been
afflicted
by it.

The average amount of time a
woman can keep a secret is 47
hours and 15 minutes.

Nobleval: When you die your hair still
grows for a couple of months.

There are two credit cards for
every person in the United
States.

Isaac Asimov is the only
author to have a book in
every Dewey-decimal
category.

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...

chuxyz:

That in bold is not true. See this: https://www.nairaland.com/1568882/7-medical-myths-even-doctors

Tanx for that.

On average, a 4-year-old child
asks 437 questions a day.

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25 Little-Known Facts About The Freemasons

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1. The Freemasons are not a
secret society. A Mason can
freely tell people they are a
Mason. They just can’t
reveal the secrets of the
order.

2. Our founding father and
first president, George
Washington, was a
Freemason.

3. It’s estimated that there
are six million Masons in the
world today

. 4. In the type of
Freemasonry practiced in
the U.S., members are
required to believe in God,
though the interpretation of
this is left up to the individual member.

5. In the type of
Freemasonry practiced in
the U.S. (Anglo-American)
female members are not
allowed, whereas in the
type practiced in Europe (Continental), women are
generally allowed to be
initiated.

6. Another difference
between American and
European lodges is that in
the U.S. political discussion is
banned, but allowed in
other sects

. 7. A Masonic “lodge” refers
to the congregation of
people who meet there, it’s
not just the name of a
building.

8. Each lodge gets a charter
from a “Grand Lodge” but
they basically run
themselves. There’s no
overarching ritual for
running a meeting, it varies with each individual group.

9. The Masonic symbol of the
square and the compass is
borrowed from
stonemasons, but it’s
metaphorical, referring to
the philosophical building the Freemason does, though
the specific interpretation
varies between lodges.

10. There is no one meaning
to Masonic allegories. Each
Mason can accept their own
interpretation. For instance,
though belief in a Supreme
Being is required in American lodges, the being
can be the Christian God, The
Islamic God, or something
else.

11. 8 of the people who
signed the Declaration of
Independence were
Freemasons.

12. In the U.S., generally,
these are the requirements
for becoming a mason: Be a
man
who
comes
of his
own free
will. Believe
in a
Supreme
Being
(the
form of which is
left to
open
interpretation
by the
candidate). Be at
least the
minimum
age
(from
18–25 years
old
depending
on the
jurisdiction.
In some jurisdictions
the son
of a
Mason,
known
as a “Lewis,”
may
join at
an
earlier
age than others). Be of
good
morals,
and of
good
reputation. Be of
sound
mind
and
body
(lodges had in
the past
denied
membership
to a man
because of a
physical
disability;
however,
now, if
a potential
candidate
says a
disability
will not
cause problems,
it will
not be
held
against
him). Be free-
born (or
“born
free”,
i.e., not
born a slave or
bondsman).
As with
the
previous,
this is entirely
an
historical
holdover,
and can
be interpreted
in the
same
manner
as it is in
the context
of being
entitled
to write
a will.
Some jurisdictions
have
removed
this
requirement. Be
capable
of
furnishing
character
references, as well
as one
or two
references
from
current Masons,
depending
on
jurisdiction.

13. A man named William
Morgan was rejected from
the Masons in the 1800s. He
pitched and received a large
advance to then publish a
book revealing their secrets. He disappeared and was
never seen or heard from
again.

14. Hitler believed that the
Masons were a tool of the
Jews and under the Nazi
regime, it’s estimated that it
is estimated that between
80,000 and 200,000 Freemasons were murdered.

15. The 14 U.S. presidents
known to be Freemasons
are: George Washington,
James Monroe, Andrew
Jackson, James Polk, James
Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, James Garfield, William
McKinley, Theodore
Roosevelt, Howard Taft,
Warren Harding, Franklin
Roosevelt, Harry Truman,
Gerald Ford.

16. Most conspiracy theories
surround Freemasonry
revolve around three false
assumptions: That
Freemasonry
is its
own
religion,
requires belief in
a unique
Masonic
“god”,
and that
belief in this
Masonic
“god” is
contrary
to the
teachings of
various
mainstream
religions
(although
usually noted in
terms of
being
specifically
contrary
to Christian
belief.) That the
33rd
degree
of the
Scottish
Rite is more
than an
honorary
degree,
coupled
with the belief
that
most
Freemasons
are
unaware of
hidden
or
secretive
ruling
bodies within
their
organization
that
govern
them, conduct
occult
ritual, or
control
various
positions of
governmental
power. That
there is
a
centralized
worldwide
body that
controls
all
Masonic
Grand
Lodges, and
thus, all
of
Freemasonry
worldwide
acts in a unified
manner.

17. Conspiracies link
Freemasons to the
Illuminati. However, this
seems unlikely because the
Illuminati are an entirely
secret society, to the extent that most people do not
believe they exist in
modern day society, while
people are entirely free to
divulge they are a member
of a Freemason lodge.

18. Charles Darwin was a
Freemason.

19. A woman named
Catherine Babington wanted
to know what
Freemasonry was all about
so she hid inside a pulpit at
meetings in Kentucky for over a year. When
discovered, she was held for
a month.

20. One of the biggest anti-
Mason conspiracies is that
Freemasons were
responsible for the
assassination of JFK.

21. Pope Leo XIII called
Freemasonry “the kingdom
of Satan”

22. Polar explorers Richard E.
Byrd and Bernt Balchen
dropped Masonic flags on
the North and South poles.

23. 89% of The Supreme
Court Justices belonged to
Masonic lodges in 1952.

24. Anders Breivik,
perpetrator of the 2011
mass murders in Norway,
was a practicing Freemason.

25. Because exposés have
been published over the
years detailing signs and
gestures that help Masons
recognize each other, some
use certain words that are purposely false, in order to
tell when people are relying
on these exposés. Also, the
signs and gestures vary
between lodges, so you can’t trust them!

The only female
mammals to undergo
menopause (natural
cessation of
menstruation) are
elephants, humpback whales, and humans.

Every 3.6 seconds a person
dies from hunger so by the
time this presentation is up,
360 people have died.
Every year 1,562,093 people die from poverty,
starvation and hunger,
and aproximately 5 million
of that 1,562,093 are
children More than 3 billion
people are living on less than $1 a day, and out of
that 3 billion, 462 million or
more are children.
In 2006 and 2008 food prices
doubled and they got more
expensive to buy leaving some people to starv.
All the 41 poor countries in
the world combined,
containing 567 million
people, has worth the
wealth of the 7 of the world's richest people!
1 billion children live in
poverty and 1 out of every
2 child that is born face
poverty and hunger. 640
million of that 3 billion have no proper shelter or
home proctecting them
from rain. 400 million of
that 3 billion don't have
safe water. 270 million do
not have good health care or none at all.
10.6 million children died in
the year of 2003 before
they could reach the age of
5! So that means 29,000
children die every day! Every hour about 900
people die because of poor
living standards so that
means that 21,600 people
die every day!

The Colombian
serial killer Pedro
Alonso Lopez, who
is known as the
Monster of the
Andes, raped and murdered over 300
girls from Ecuador,
Peru and Colombia.
However, after he
was caught and
imprisoned for 18 years, he was put
in a psychiatric
hospital. There he
was reviewed,
declared to be sane
and was set free, in spite of his blatant
avowal that he
fully intends to kill
again.
Since he was
released in 1998, nobody knows
where he is or
what he’s doing.

If you’re attacked
by a bear it won’t
try to kill you like
other predators
would, it’ll just
start eating.

You have tiny
maggot-like beings
in your eyelashes
that feed off your
skins naturals juice.

if you damage
a certain part of
your brain, be it
genetically or via
accident, you will
not recognize faces anymore, you will
see what they are
made of but you
cannot put them
together to form
faces but you can still recognize
everything else
without problems

Most people die
within 50 miles
from where they
were born.

On a typical day
going to work in
London, you will
be filmed by
something like 300
cameras.

A man received the
heart of a suicide
victim, married his
widow, and years
later killed himself
on the same day the donor did.

Eventually the
universe won’t be
able to support any
life and there will
be total darkness
forever
There is a haunted
island in Mexico
covered in dolls. A
little girl drowned
in the river awhile
back, and the owner drowned in
the same place in
2001. Natives say
the possessed dolls
killed him. They
also say the dolls open their eyes and
move on their
own…

If you are a ghost
believer, I saw a
page on Facebook
share about an
island in Italy
which was the site of: wars, a
deportation site for
plague victims, and
an asylum. It is
supposedly SO
haunted that the Italian government
will not allow
public access to it. Island name is
Poveglia, worth a
Google search.