Husband knows more fun facts than he knows what to do with. Wife doesn’t entirely believe they are true and rarely remembers the so-called fun fact. Listen in to the banter and who knows? You might even learn something that’ll make you the next know it all. Assuming you believe everything you hear.
Superstitions always make for some great story telling. Some are made up, some we think we can trace back, and many are what my grandma used to pass down. Those are my favorites. Who knew poop was good luck?
Who knew that sugar was a status symbol? And wallpaper was ugly? I mean, toxic (and ugly!). From household items, to flying critters, another episode of some great fun facts. Some a little grosser than others, but it can't all be butterflies and rainbows.
Thomas Crapper may have invented the toilet, but his namesake was old news by then. And the "brassiere"? Not invented by Otto Titsling. Men designing bras is bad news. But on the bright side, MSG doesn't deserve the bad rap it earned in the 80's.
Expressions, euphemisms or idioms? Aren't they all the same? Nope! Some are morbid, and others are morbider. Ever wonder where the famous sayings like "Kick the Bucket" came from? Or "Riding Shotgun?" Might not be exactly what you thought. Pay no attention to any political undertones. (He made me say that!)
Wait, who invented the folding chess board? And what were the Mr. Potato creators thinking!? This and much more in this week's episode of Know it All. And a humbling retraction, sometimes you just have to admit when he's wrong, sorry, when WE are wrong.
More fun facts in Episode two of Know it All....and this time it's an After Dark version. Don't worry, still kid friendly, well kind of. Adding a little vodka to the mix always makes for more fun conversation--and yes, you'll learn where the word vodka came from. But, don't forget, just because the fact seems amazingly factual, you may want to double check here and there before you retell it a party... Spoiler a...
Fun facts and random stuff have a lot in common, they are often "facts" that are easy to forget, OR they are stuck with you forever. Like an ear worm. Gary knows a lot about a lot, and Kristi tends to forget the minute he tells her. Listen in on the banter that occurs when a husband and wife don't always see eye to eye on the randomness. Like, what is an angstrom and the debate on whether or not it's party fodde...
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