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rolams:
What do we call Manchester City current form?

Odey1997:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBev2WgLdI?si=b8N7FH-kvRlCH9tc

Did you know these everyday things actually have names?
1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella.
2. The fresh smell after rain is petrichor.
3. The plastic tip of your shoelace? That’s an aglet!
4. A rumbling stomach is a wamble.
5. A newborn’s cry is vagitus.
6. Fork prongs are tines.
7. The light you see when pressing your eyes is phosphenes.
8. That little plastic table in a pizza box? It’s a box tent.
9. The day after tomorrow is overmorrow.
10. Your tiny toe is minimus.
11. A champagne cork’s wire cage is an agraffe, while meaningless "na na na" in songs are vocables.
12. The space between nostrils is columella nasi, and the hole where your sleeve attaches is an armscye.
13. Struggling to get out of bed? That’s dysania.
14. A messy handwriting is griffonage, the dot over an "i" is a tittle, and feeling sick after overeating is crapulence.

How many did you already know? Comment below! #DidYouKnow #FunFacts #EverythingSociology24

mosicola:
English does not bring food to the table . Now I have known, has it added money to my account

godliman:
Thanks a lot for these knowledge. Pls don't allow any toxic response discourage you, you did well

turmacs:
Useless information. What the usefulness of knowing their names? "the this one of your this is called that", what is the usefulness of knowing what they are called?!!! The idiot wey push this stupid post to front page go think say him do push educative content to FP, rubbish. These are the kinds of things we teach our primary school students and think we are educating them, not knowing we are just wasting their precious time.

tunapawizzy:
I knew 2, 4 and 9... thanks for the rest

Odey1997:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBev2WgLdI?si=b8N7FH-kvRlCH9tc

Did you know these everyday things actually have names?
1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella.
2. The fresh smell after rain is petrichor.
3. The plastic tip of your shoelace? That’s an aglet!
4. A rumbling stomach is a wamble.
5. A newborn’s cry is vagitus.
6. Fork prongs are tines.
7. The light you see when pressing your eyes is phosphenes.
8. That little plastic table in a pizza box? It’s a box tent.
9. The day after tomorrow is overmorrow.
10. Your tiny toe is minimus.
11. A champagne cork’s wire cage is an agraffe, while meaningless "na na na" in songs are vocables.
12. The space between nostrils is columella nasi, and the hole where your sleeve attaches is an armscye.
13. Struggling to get out of bed? That’s dysania.
14. A messy handwriting is griffonage, the dot over an "i" is a tittle, and feeling sick after overeating is crapulence.

How many did you already know? Comment below! #DidYouKnow #FunFacts #EverythingSociology24

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deife:
Great job, OP!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Fun Fact: Did you know that the Yoruba word, 'didirin' used to describe an extremely sluggish person, actually has an English version? It's 'dithering' (although used as a verb) For example: "Stop dithering and do what you have to do fast.'

Profitsng:
Educative

turmacs:
Useless information. What the usefulness of knowing their names? "the this one of your this is called that", what is the usefulness of knowing what they are called?!!! The idiot wey push this stupid post to front page go think say him do push educative content to FP, rubbish. These are the kinds of things we teach our primary school students and think we are educating them, not knowing we are just wasting their precious time.

Tjra:
The Englishman sef no sabi them

TGreatGatsby:
Next tomorrow is Nigeria's version of the "over tomorrow"

Odey1997:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBev2WgLdI?si=b8N7FH-kvRlCH9tc

Did you know these everyday things actually have names?
1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella.
2. The fresh smell after rain is petrichor.
3. The plastic tip of your shoelace? That’s an aglet!
4. A rumbling stomach is a wamble.
5. A newborn’s cry is vagitus.
6. Fork prongs are tines.
7. The light you see when pressing your eyes is phosphenes.
8. That little plastic table in a pizza box? It’s a box tent.
9. The day after tomorrow is overmorrow.
10. Your tiny toe is minimus.
11. A champagne cork’s wire cage is an agraffe, while meaningless "na na na" in songs are vocables.
12. The space between nostrils is columella nasi, and the hole where your sleeve attaches is an armscye.
13. Struggling to get out of bed? That’s dysania.
14. A messy handwriting is griffonage, the dot over an "i" is a tittle, and feeling sick after overeating is crapulence.

How many did you already know? Comment below! #DidYouKnow #FunFacts #EverythingSociology24

Odey1997:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBev2WgLdI?si=b8N7FH-kvRlCH9tc

Did you know these everyday things actually have names?
1. The space between your eyebrows is called a glabella.
2. The fresh smell after rain is petrichor.
3. The plastic tip of your shoelace? That’s an aglet!
4. A rumbling stomach is a wamble.
5. A newborn’s cry is vagitus.
6. Fork prongs are tines.
7. The light you see when pressing your eyes is phosphenes.
8. That little plastic table in a pizza box? It’s a box tent.
9. The day after tomorrow is overmorrow.
10. Your tiny toe is minimus.
11. A champagne cork’s wire cage is an agraffe, while meaningless "na na na" in songs are vocables.
12. The space between nostrils is columella nasi, and the hole where your sleeve attaches is an armscye.
13. Struggling to get out of bed? That’s dysania.
14. A messy handwriting is griffonage, the dot over an "i" is a tittle, and feeling sick after overeating is crapulence.

How many did you already know? Comment below! #DidYouKnow #FunFacts #EverythingSociology24