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From mid-September to mid-October of 2020, I tweeted a fact about every country in the world on my Twitter account, @FactBuffet.
Why did I do it? Well, partly due to COVID-related boredom but also a burning desire to spread positive information about the world during a time when people are so isolated from (and even disliking towards) other countries. It turns out that every country in the world has interesting and admirable tidbits.
Here are 50 of the facts I tweeted. Prepare to have your minds blown and to add a couple of items to your Bucket List.
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#1
Sargundeep Singh 4 years ago
That's impressive. It's good when people realize the worth of women is equal to that of men.
Couldnt_Find_A_Good_Name 4 years ago
Not to brag but... even in India, as soon as it regained independence, we had equal voting rights for men and women too.
K.Kobayashi 4 years ago
This doesn't mean much though. The Constitution is only as good as the people who interpret and enforce it. Japan's Constitution also has a gender equality clause while UK doesn't even have a Constitution, but it's pretty clear which country has better gender equality.
AlphaPuck 4 years ago
Well the US did do that same thing 4 years prior to Mongolia...
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Dr Nostromo 4 years ago
That's wonderful! Did they have the right to vote before that? The U.S. gave women the right to vote in 1920. Granted, the U.S. Constitution should have done that in the first place but still...
Miguel justino C 4 years ago
Mongolia’s rad! Look up the eagle girls hunting in those areas. Amazing brown and golden eagles
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#2
Dave P 4 years ago
well yeah, when you have experience you know how to do things better, look at South Korea and Taiwan, they had SARS years ago, so they knew how to deal with this one. Death Tolls leads to learning how to prevent it again. The issue is when you havent faced it before, how you deal with it, especially given different political, infrastructure, geography, etc from different countries that makes it hard to take the plans of one and replicate it in another.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
And it’s especially hard when you have a 🍊🍄💩 “leading” your country...
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Marnie 4 years ago
The US also devised a plan. Obama left the plan to Trump, who threw it out.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Of course he did. I’m surprised the racist retard didn’t “accidentally” burn down the White House because the Obamas had lived there.
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Hazel Waring 4 years ago
I'm pretty sure every country has developed pandemic response strategies way before COVID. I know for certain the UK did, it's whether the government chooses to follow it or not & when that makes all the difference.
Amarilis Schneider 4 years ago
And I am still laughing of Bolsonaro, and crying because I'm Brazilian.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
As an American, I sympathize deeply! 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷
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Black Panther11 4 years ago
Btw the guy who discovered ebola has discovered a disease called disease x let's get ready for P2 😯😯😯😱😱😂😂
Amber Womack 4 years ago
Dr Fauchi, and the CDC knew how to fight the majority of the viruses out there. He did not know however how to fight this BRAND NEW virus that our cheeto choose to pretend wasn't happening until March 2020 🙄🤔
#3
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Unfortunately, these extremely busy women are still expected to take on the full load of a stay at home wife and mother. Socially, husbands are expected to not help, looked down on if they do, and often, it is looked down on to hire servants. At least it was like this a few years ago. These women are powerhouses with the loads they are carrying.
Martha Meyer 4 years ago
This is due to the genocide and unfortunately it doesn't mean women are treated like equals in Rwanda.
Nkotanyi 4 years ago
As a Rwandan citizen and woman, I can assure you that its not because of the Genocide that we have more women in the parliament. It because of gender equality and we are treated as EQUALS everywhere.
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Terry Reauxper 4 years ago
Sadly, the direct reason for this is that during the conflict that Is mentioned in many other comments and other tribal genocides since then in Rwanda, men, boys and even male babies were slaughtered in greater numbers then women, and Rwanda is suffering from a dearth of men. While women were critical in ending the killing, they were the only adults left after years of mindless, senseless slaughter.
Nkotanyi 4 years ago
FACT: Perpetrators killed more women and children in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis because they didn't want any more people giving birth to Tutsi babies or a child to live to tell a story about what happened. Secondly, they were actually defenseless.
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Hugh Cookson 4 years ago
Good, at least women (mostly) tend to be more compassionate and (again, mostly), non tribal. This, for those who don't get that comment, is the country where two predominant tribes (Hutu and Tutsi), decided in 1994 for whatever reason (mostly extremist idiots) to have a small conflict. This cost 800000 (yup, nearly a million) mostly innocent people their lives - hacked and clubbed to death in about 100 days ..... Men were in charge and stoking the fires of this madness. It was the women of Rwanda who calmed the situation and finally brought reconcilliation. Maybe something could be learned from this by the powers that be in the USA ....
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Naaah... As an American, I can tell you that pitifully few Americans are even aware of how we’re seen in the world or care.
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Ziva Kravdahl 4 years ago
No, not yay. Yay only if they are good at work people, not because they are women...
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あんぱんまん 4 years ago
huge salute to these women and the few husbands who help in housework while the women are busy
David Retsler 4 years ago
Lily- you need to work on not injecting your stupid opinion when nobody asked for it.
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M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
With women making up over 52% of the world's population, I'd say that's appropriate.
#4
Susanne Carvin 4 years ago
I'm sure the mice appreciate the gesture and all, but they probably prefer just to not be used in a lab.
Optimus Primal 4 years ago
This picture looks like a lot of things. A mouse knitting DNA, Master Yoda turned into a mouse that has a DNA stick, and other things.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
The mouse knitting a string of DNA is so on point!
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François Carré 4 years ago
You can see it with winter clothes on this other BP thread about extreme cold in Russia.
Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 4 years ago
There is, I think, a statue somewhere in Russia dedicated to pretty much anything you can think of!
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
They have lots of room in the eastern portion of the country!
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#5
Linda Robinett 4 years ago
Climate change is allowing more mosquitos to survive in California. I hope they are marketing this soap.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Not if you live far enough up the northern coast (Mendocino County in my case).
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Seriously? It is a rather lovely name, but it seems like it would be a burdensome one.
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Jeff Christensen 4 years ago
Of all world capitals, it is my opinion that that of Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou) is the most fun to say.
Judi Michelle 4 years ago
My heart. I miss living in this beautiful (albeit hot) amazing country.
M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago (edited)
I too need this soap... I didn't even make it across the parking lot at the everglades park and had to turn back. Looked like I had chicken pox and had a minor, thank all that is green and whole-y, anaphylactic shock episode requiring much Benadryl...
#6
Jayne Kyra 4 years ago (edited)
Prague Astronomical Clock built in 1410. 3rd oldest clock in the world, and the oldest still operating clock.
Nubis Knight 4 years ago
The clock in Stralsund from 1394 is the oldest but not working I just found out. Those clocks are beautoful, thanks for the fact!
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ML 4 years ago
There is one in Estonia which was built in 1684. The year is nothing special, but what makes it special, is that the numbers. The numbers are in Roman numerals and 4 is written IIII, not IV Clock_of_t...ce1ca7.jpg 
Pamela24 4 years ago
The youtube channel called "Honest Guide" just recently posted a video called "The hardest clock in the world to read" which explains how to read it (shocking, I know). I've lived in Prague all my life (writing this comment being a couple hundred meters from the clock, actually) and I've never known how to read it. :) Highly recommend, if you're interested.
Pantea 4 years ago
I lived in Prague for 10 years and never read that clock once :))
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Roxy Eastland 4 years ago
World's oldest working clock is in Salisbury cathedral. The 'not assassins at all, just enthusiastic tourists' forgot to mention that. It's so old that it dates from before clock faces were thought up. If you ever get a chance to visit while a guide is there to explain it all, it's fascinating, and so clever.
N G 4 years ago
The worlds oldest surviving working clock is the faceless clock dating from 1386, or possibly earlier, at Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire, UK. It was restored in 1956, having struck the hours for 498 years and ticked more than 500 million times.
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Iggy 4 years ago
Go in winter. Very hard to get near it in high tourist season.
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Zoe Tremain-Woodcock 4 years ago
such a beauty! i'd love to see that someday with my band if we ever end up touring there o are even allowed there
#7
Toto's Servant 4 years ago
The holes were already dug and they didn't water, but still hugely impressive!
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
My favorite fact about Bhutan is that instead of using GDP (Gross Domestic Product) as their country’s measure of success, they use GDH (Gross Domestic Happiness). Way to rock it Bhutan!
Zophra 4 years ago
But did they all live? Seems like if your focusing on quantity here, quality is going to suffer.
David Retsler 4 years ago
How many trees did you plant? I'm sure more of their trees lived than of yours.
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Whenever I see news about mass planting of trees, i wonder how many of them made it. I've read that they often die because young trees actually do much better when planted in close proximity to older trees.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
That’s really interesting. Do you remember where you read that?
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Grace Noyes 4 years ago
David Retsler, you can disagree with someone without resorting to name-calling.
#8
Dave P 4 years ago
Israel still uses a system where each party has a letter of the hebrew alphabet as their symbol, you take one card with the party you wants letter, put it in a envelope, seal it, and then place then you leave the privacy room and go to the room with the box where you put the envelope inside while a poll watcher sees. Was done because many of so many Jewish refugees from so many countries arriving in 1949 and just before, that they needed a way to make voting simple. They still use it.
Marsha Brown 4 years ago
And when direct elections for mayors was instituted, the same system continued, but the little slip of paper with the letter became a different color -- yellow instead of unbleached i.e. off-white paper. So one puts two slips of paper in the envelop: one 'white' and one yellow.
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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
But if someone lost their marbles they would be yelling VOTER FRAUD!!!
_ 4 years ago
The Doge of old Venice was voted in with stones. Each person running was assigned a bowl and all eligible voters placed a stone in the bowl of the people the voter thought were qualified. Still one voter per person, but instead of the voter only having 1 vote, the voter can vote for however many people they like, but only once per candidate. Statistically, you get a better overview of who is really favored, and you don't have to vote for the least of all evils, like the 2 party system in the US.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Our system would work better if the other parties (American Independent Party, Green Party, Peace and Freedom Party, to name the largest alternatives) had greater representation. One of the things that many Americans don’t know is that the Republican Party started off as the liberal party, and the conservative party was the Whigs. Eventually the Whigs disappeared, the Democrats came into existence, and the Republican party became the more conservative group.
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Eglė Bukauskaitė 4 years ago
Marbles are too generic - anyone could easily drop a handful of those
#9
Daria B 4 years ago
Maybe shortest, but not the tightest. That honour belongs to Split with Pusti me da prođem Street. ♡
Omer 4 years ago (edited)
nop. its "cin araligi" in Bursa Turkey. Cin-aralC4...1024-2.jpg 
elfin 4 years ago
Scotland is also the only country in the world that has a mythical animal as its national animal: the unicorn.
Red rockin lobster 4 years ago
Calle Varisco in Venice and Vicolo San Bartolomeo in Andria. Shortest no, but quite tight. Been in both, a chubbier person couldn't pass thtough
Lynn Dougherty Quin 4 years ago
Ireland is not part of the UK. It's a self-governing republic. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, though.
Lynn Dougherty Quin 4 years ago
Sorry, I was trying to reply to a reply about Ireland and the UK..
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petersilie 4 years ago
i guess, since year 1170 in operation is the "wurstkuchl" in germany, regensburg (about 850 years old). its a tiny house, where i have to duck inside, just for ordering, eating outside close to the river danube. "Historische Wurstküche" Thundorferstraße 3, 93047 Regensburg https://goo.gl/maps/QAFgfXgaCVBHMvQYA
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Exactly, that's the one. I am constantly hiding my chuckle if people from the New World tell us that something from the 1800's is "very old".
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Saint Thomas 4 years ago
Since Hemingway lived mostly during the 20th century, it's not that strange that he mentionned it... The restaurant was already pretty old at that point in time.
Lance d'Boyle 4 years ago
There is a noodle restaurant- Owariya- in Kyoto that has been open since before 1500.
David Retsler 4 years ago
Big deal. SIftskeller in Salzburg, Austria opened in the early 800s. Not 1800, the 800s.
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Well, there is a restaurant in Regensburg, Germany that has been in operation for 850 years, so...
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
I guess it would have been recognized if Hemingway had written about it...
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Tamera Gardner 4 years ago
There’s a tree in New Braunfels, Texas that was planted in the year 1700. There’s also a bakery there that opened during the Civil War. It might not seem impressive to people in some other states but for Texas it’s pretty old.
#11
C.S. E. 4 years ago
Because they didn't think it important enough to state what it was for, it was the Nobel Peace Prize. It was awarded jointly with Denis Mukwege for "their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict"
Jumilicious 4 years ago
Yeah, because that's how it works. Like when I encourage you to dig a hole and hide in it for the rest of your life, you're gonna do that.
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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
It is quite inconvenient to find you don't have any cash on you when you're mountaineering.
Troux 4 years ago (edited)
It will all make sense when you climb another 1000 ft and get to the world's largest convenience store.
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Aamna Shah 4 years ago (edited)
Yep. It's a magnificent place and I am proud to call it home (I mean not the ATM machine lol).
Aamna Shah 4 years ago
Because Pakistan's official languages are both Urdu and English. There are dozens of regional languages though. It's not that hard to find out. Google exists. Also the rest of the world is not illiterate either.
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Marina 4 years ago
i can't wait for this post to revive three years from now and scroll this post again, see your comment and be happy that it's over
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Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Being one of the smallest countries in the world makes that a piece of cake, so to speak.
François Carré 4 years ago
Everyone of the 38,000 inhabitants of the country, that is. Still requires a big castle though.
Robert Robi Z 4 years ago
In the picture you see all the inhabitants of the country. It is one of the smallest countries in the world.
Claire Kellerman 4 years ago
WTF, I got a warning, "Your posting comments too quickly. Slow down!" Is that a thing? How strange!!!!!
Martha Meyer 4 years ago
Well, there are only like two dozen people in Luxembourg to begin with!
#14
Julie Daly 4 years ago
In Sofia Bulgaria, Eastern Orthodox Christians, Roman Catholics, Muslims and Jews can all pray in their respective places of worship just across the street from one another.
Laura Osborne 4 years ago
I went to Singapore a few years ago and in one street there was a Buddhist Temple, Catholic Church, Hindi Temple and 2 other religious houses that I can't remember, all beautifully decorated and nobody cared which one you worshipped in (or just visited to be nosey as I did!) Why can't more countries - and people specifically - be as tolerant? Shame.
Dave P 4 years ago
you have this is many places around the world. There are no less than 14 such examples in NYC alone, and at least 20 in Israel, not to mention in several other places. This isnt a big deal, where I live you have a synogue with a Hebrew Day School across the street from a Mosque with an Islamic School.
François Carré 4 years ago
Orinigally, the great mosque of Damascus was open to all three religions, Muslims, Christians and Jews. To make this possible again all around the world would be a fine goal for the years to come.
Margaret Mayhugh 4 years ago
My synagogue in Omaha, Nebraska literally shares a campus with a mosque and a church. We have one plot of land, individual buildings connected by a walkway (and frequent events where members of each house of worship will get together ie on holidays), and a common building is currently under construction as well. I'm glad that this isn't actually so unique. We all have so much more in common than anything that separates us.
Aamna Shah 4 years ago
Even in my city, there is a mosque and gurduwara almost side by side. In fact, recently in a vlog, they paid tribute to a Muslim man from my place who was taking care of a church for decades. He maintained the dignity of the place as well as its maintenance. It was beautiful to watch.
Cigdem Kanburoğlu 4 years ago
In Turkey, it is very common, as in Istanbul, Mardin...You can see a mosque, a synagogue and a church in just one photo frame.
Kimlan Lau 4 years ago
In Trinidad & Tobago there are Churches, Mosques & Temples(Hindu) & Bars all in the same community. Sometimes just across or down the street from each other.
#15
mph seti 4 years ago
I think the world would be a better place if more politicians were scientists instead of lawyers...Or reality TV "stars"...
Nubis Knight 4 years ago
Merkel is a scientist and did a good job during Corona. If only the prime Ministers had followed her advice... :-/
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Susan Bosse 4 years ago
At first glance, I thought he was on a stage performing and was expecting to read he is a rapper. 😂😂🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
panda_legerdemain 4 years ago
My country had one of the world’s leading economist as prime minister. He has saved my country from global crisis twice with huge economic reforms.
Anai Patel 4 years ago
Dear god.. trust me this did not make things better (not that the other side is any good either).. also, he is not a volcano anything.. he is a geologist....
Kimlan Lau 4 years ago
Dr. Keith Rowley is his name. Trinidad & Tobago, yay! Where my people??!! Only West Indians will understand....
#16
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Growing up my favorite food was strawberries, but at some point in my adult life raspberries snuck up to number one. Truth be told, I’m keen on most fruits.
Bored Little Panda 4 years ago
Whenever my mom wod bring home strawberries I would eat them all, love strawberries sooo much!
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#17
Beeologist 4 years ago
Sounds weird when you say it like that though... sounds like 4 halfs = 2 Earths... 😅
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Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Part of the Solomon Islands? [I’m trying to work from memory rather than break away to look it up, become distracted, forget what I was doing, fall asleep, wake up from a puddle of drool on my pillow, and find my iPad all out of juice when I finally wake up in the morning.]
Load More Replies... David Retsler 4 years ago
For those unable to comprehend the "four hemispheres" part. There are the Northern, Southern, Western, and Eastern hemispheres. It's not rocket surgery.
M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
There may be an international date line as an East/West division? Someone better educated than I could respond with an actual fact...
Patty Leaton 4 years ago
they come to Niue than ,they piss off once they get their citizenship
#18
Mestre_atg 4 years ago
Marcos Pontes in Brazil also was the first (and only so far) Brazilian in space ans is now the Minister of Science and Technology
Víctor Alfonso García Olmo 4 years ago
In Spain, we have Pedro Duque as Minister of Science, He is (was) an astronaut too
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Linda Robinett 4 years ago
I had read that somewhere else. They probably don't need too many domain names so this works out great.
#20
Full Name 4 years ago
Absolutely not. The hours you have to teach children are so limited. There are so many unbelievable important things children need to learn. Teach them about critical thinking (I mean the real thing, not what universities today are offering). Teach them life skills and about technology etc. Chess is absolutely great for the brain but so are many other things that are much more relevant to somebody's life.
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HissyFitzz 4 years ago
I love chess. I wish we learned at school. We did have a chess team though-
Melissa Boatman Linebaugh 4 years ago
I first read “Armenia” as “America” and thought wth I know that’s wrong!
#21
Wubbleyew 4 years ago
Thank you. These names should really be included in the post
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Phoebe Bean 4 years ago
Alfonso Cuarón won in 2013 for Gravity and in 2018 for Roma. Alejandro González Iñárritu won in 2014 for Birdman and again in 2015 for The Revenant (by the way, he was nominated in 2006 for Babel but didn´t win). Guillermo del Toro was awarded the Oscar in 2017 for The Shape of the Water.
Zoe Tremain-Woodcock 4 years ago
congrats to all, especially del toro, his films are fantastic!
#22
Jacqueline Kapiteijn 4 years ago (edited)
We went to the butterfly garden. Our stop-over was too short to visit this :-(.
Linda Robinett 4 years ago
That has to be the most beautiful airport in the world. I have been to the ugliest already.
Christopher Chang Peng Yen 4 years ago
https://www.google.com.sg/maps/@1.3593135,103.9886637,958m/data=!3m1!1e3
Anne Purchase 4 years ago
Well worth seeing. Don’t forget to go to Raffles gin palace whilst you’re there.
That_WeirdBunBun! 4 years ago
Random question, why does it say “was” (not being rude, plz don’t downvote)
#23
Lis A 4 years ago
Don't give it time, give it effort. We can save the planet's natural wonder if we all just try!
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Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 4 years ago
Within city limits? With the number of capital cities in the world situated in the tropical zone, I find this hard to believe.
#24
Špela Leban Stanković 4 years ago
they are mostly for speed skating where the same athletes compete in many lenghts and are able to get more medals
N S 4 years ago
It should be noted that Norway is well known to have fairly lax laws on Therapeutic Use Exemptions for certain steroidal drugs usually used to treat ailments such as asthma, meaning that a lot of their athletes claim to suffer from asthma, allegedly to gain potential advantage over other nations that have stricter rules governing TUEs.
N S 4 years ago (edited)
source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/12621710_Asthma_and_wheezing_among_Norwegian_elite_athletes
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Kendra Miller 4 years ago
I watched a documentary on this a long time ago. It was built in a really windy place, Dubai I believe. The building is shaped to help guide wind towards the turbines. And the bridges are designed to expand and contract since the two buildings will shake and shift a little differently than one another in high winds.
Maciej Zajaczkowski 4 years ago
These turbines rarely spin though and i suspect they might need electricity to function, not vice versa
#26
Isidien Gudmundsdottir 4 years ago
Anything is better than The Apprentice.
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Pantea 4 years ago (edited)
Yes I can imagine that very well. Poetry is a big part of the culture in the Middle East. In Iran we have a popular party game where somebody recites a double verse and the next person has to recite a double verse that begins with the last letter of the previous one. The real fun begins when you run out of proper poetry and have to improvise :)
Susan L. Miller 4 years ago
Literacy and Poetry are so important for civilizations to flourish!
M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
That is commendable. As a woman I will say they have a little more work to do on other fronts, but that is quality TV right there...
#27
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Here, am I sitting in my tin coin, Far above the world, Planet Earth is blue.
#28
Theoretical Empiricist 4 years ago
It may be overreacting to say "That alone warrants their doom", but still...
elfin 4 years ago
Not until after we get Twitter. The last four years have been Twitter-Hell.
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Dónal Ó Murchadha 4 years ago
The guy who invented it now runs an institute which is centred around avoiding technology taking over the human race and destroying us, like Terminator. He receives donations from Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos et al. every year. They all take it really seriously, which is really troubling!
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Estonian, Finnish and Hungarian are the world’s smallest language group.
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
what about those nonsense languages that identical twins speak
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Why aren't kids in the United States encouraged to go into software development? We haven't had a US-born developer apply in something like 4-5 years where I work. Then kids complain they can't find work with their degree in the History of Poetry by Icelandic Minorities from the 1st Century.
B Jones 4 years ago
Because they would go into a ton of debt to get the education only for a company to ask why should they be hired instead of outsourcing to another country for one tenth the cost. Sure there are downsides to it but just think of the cost savings...
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Roxy Eastland 4 years ago
Estonia is a lesson in how to get a whole country connected quickly and efficiently. Everyone in Estonia has access to the internet
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Orillion 4 years ago
It was called the Tree of Ténéré. In 1973 it was hit by a drunk truck driver. Goes to prove that you will ALWAYS find something to hit when driving drunk.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Drunk drivers are drawn to things, which is why if you have to pull off the road for a flat tire (which happened to my brother when he was driving me home to San Francisco on his way home a couple of counties north), it’s best to get out of your vehicle while waiting for the tow truck. They used to tell you to wait in the car, but now they tell you to wait away from the car.
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Jeff Christensen 4 years ago
It was replaced by a metal sculpture because it was an important landmark for, among other things, the Paris-Dakar Rally when it actually went from Paris, France to Dakar, Senegal.
CharliAnn Olney 4 years ago
The current "loneliest tree" is in New Zealand. Hopefully, no drunk driver will hit IT!
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David Retsler 4 years ago
In the US, our rappers go to prison instead of prisoners becoming rappers.
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Miłka Chromińska 4 years ago
That's awesome 😊 Hopefully the inmates that participated in making the songs will go onto have successful music careers in the future!
Noel Benavente 4 years ago
Teaching inmates something while they are serving time is one of the thing i would promote the most if i was president.
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Zoe Tremain-Woodcock 4 years ago (edited)
i'd like to swim there, but of course with extra caution
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Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
It looks like a taco wearing a straw hat...what’s not to like?
Load More Replies... François Carré 4 years ago
Looks like a pretty heavy currency stone on the picture. Not very practical.
Jon S. 4 years ago
The idea was in order to have your stone you needed favours from a lot of friends and family to help you carve it, transport it from one island to another then set it in place, and doing this was akin to announcing "I have lots of resources/wealth". You never actually moved the stone once it was set up, the history and ownership of the stones was part of the oral tradition of the island. Interestingly enough, there was a big problem with inflation at one point and the size of the stones got ridiculous.
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Interesting thing about those stone currencies is, they don't need to be moved when they change hands. Everyone knows and accepts who the owner of each one is.
Floy Height 4 years ago
I have two carved teak wood pictures of the Yap stones and warring islanders brought back from Saipan in the 50’s.
s. vitkovitsky 4 years ago
I want that stone, cos if it's currency, it must be worth a bundle!
Robert Robi Z 4 years ago
Ok, so in the picture you can see the country's richest man. Or, rich people can get stoned.
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Linda Robinett 4 years ago
A number of small countries issue coins to the collectors market. I remember a tiny gold coin with Nixon on it from years ago.
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Kendra Miller 4 years ago
Considering that Peru is the one to give us this gem of stews, I heartily agree they should study their 2000-4000 heirloom varieties.
François Carré 4 years ago
It's good to know at least some countries actually focus on important things. The world would be sad and hungry without potatoes.
BabaBizzle 4 years ago
They show it on the Zac Efron Netflix documentary show. It’s really interesting.
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n i k o 4 years ago
New Zealand also has what is known as the "queerest parliament in the world"! :D
Marsha Brown 4 years ago
So much else that New Zealand has going for it, this fact is a fairly lame one; the New Zealanders had nothing to do with it. How about the way they outlawed guns in one go. Only Prime Minister to nurse her newborn in Parliament, IIRC. So much more.
Flisey 4 years ago
We haven't outlawed guns, just anything semi-automatic, pump-action shotguns and anything with a large-capacity magazine. We have a licencing policy which has also been tightened. This was in response to the act of terrorism against two Mosques where 51 people died. Our prime minister refused to say his name so most of our news followed. Unless we actively looked for his name we don't know it. No one in my family does.
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low pay, homeless, violence ,drugs never stops (prime minister Jacinda is fighting for change)
#36
Iam Robin 4 years ago
I'm from srilanka and the hill country area is filled with hundreds of waterfalls and rivers and the climate is really nice too <3
Iam Robin 4 years ago
Ayee I'm from Sri Lanka and I can assure you that you'll love it here. Don't forget to check the northern parts of srilanka too cuz it's where I am from 😅 But seriously you'll love it here ❤️
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Harløw-Banditø 4 years ago
Wow. I’ve only ever seen a few waterfalls in my lifetime. For a place that’s full of fountains and rivers we sure are lacking in waterfalls
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
And what place is that? I’m going to guess Norway...
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Downunderdude 4 years ago
Dear Mr Factbuffet. You are frustrating me no end by not including details - eg how long?
Saleh J 4 years ago
The bridge was built to connect land across the bay, shortening the travel distance from Kuwait City to northern parts by 45 KM providing easy access for future cities in the north it cost 3 billion US$
M O'Connell 4 years ago
And it's officially called the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Causeway
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Evil Little Thing 4 years ago
Our Causeway Bridge here in New Orleans is longer. It over 38 km (23.83 miles), and spans Lake Pontchartrain, which you shouldn't swim in because it contains both sharks and gators.
Radek Suski 4 years ago
How it is interesting?. The longest one is in China. It's like saying Las Vegas has one of the biggest Eiffel towers in the world
M O'Connell 4 years ago
It looks like there are three traffic lanes and a full-width shoulder on the right for both sides of the bridge.
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"dad I need to go the the bathroom!" "I know some, but Kuwait? I can't stop here"
#38
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Makes sense in a country where income from witchcraft, sorcery and fortune telling is taxed. Fun fact: Fortune tellers didn't see it coming back in 2011.
F. H. 4 years ago
I think that might be taxed in many countries if you have a regular income from it.
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Carol Emerson 4 years ago
It was built by Ceaucescu. The cost (among other things) was one of the reasons why he was deposed.
judy 4 years ago
As a romanian, i'm kind of sad that this is what puts us on this list. There are so many fascinating and beautiful things about this country, and we keep glorifying this communist monstrosity *sigh*
Viviane 4 years ago
I would put the architecture (all kinds) and hiking on my wish list for a trip to Romania.
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Chewie Baron 4 years ago
It's the second largest office building in the world (after The Pentagon), but it is the heaviest building in the world because of all the marble that is in it.
Chewie Baron 4 years ago
The Pentagon is the largest office building, this is the second.
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#39
Ragnhild Nilsen 4 years ago
According to Wikipedia 75% had moved back by early 2019 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbuda#Hurricane_Irma
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Sarah Luna 4 years ago
Oh, god...I'm ashamed I didn't know this. We were there in December of 2016.
David Retsler 4 years ago
"changed color"?? You can take an image 3 hours apart and it would "change color."
#40
E Menendez 4 years ago
And she had to give up her career to become a princess. Such a shame.
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Elsker 4 years ago
Maybe Meghan will make sure Grace Kelly doesn't stay the only Princess oscar Winner
Saint Thomas 4 years ago
Stéphanie de Monaco (her daughter) also had a big hit in France (and other french speaking countries) with the song "Comme un ouragan" (Like a hurricane), in 1986. It sold 1 million copies, and stayed on the number 1 spot of the french hit-parade for 10 weeks.
David Retsler 4 years ago
How many countries 1) have princesses and 2) have princesses that act in Hollywood?
#41
Azure Adams 4 years ago
Turkmenistan"s president is a president for life and loves weird architecture. He is also brutally immature and paranoid
Chewie Baron 4 years ago
Yes, by Soviet engineers as this was in the old USSR at the time. It's known locally as the Gate to Hell
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
I rather thought there’d be a red dude with a pitchfork...my bad
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Zoe Tremain-Woodcock 4 years ago
i feel kinda bad for thinking it's funny, but hearing that it rove in doughnuts made me chuckle a bit
Claire Kellerman 4 years ago
Graham crackers, chocolate + marshmallows on super long sticks would get my vote!
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
It also imports a ton of marble to make buildings that are more or less vacant, and is one of the hardest countries to get into. It's like a giant movie set where everything looks amazing but you can't tell if it's real or not...
#42
Susanne Carvin 4 years ago
I had no idea! Not a great movie, but the set was cool! I wanna go there!
Thomas 4 years ago
My gf was part of an episode of a reality TV show filmed there. What is sad is that they took one of the nice beaches in Malta and it was never made accessible afterwards. Also they do not have a license for Popeye anymore so they avoid to name things as much as they can. (I lived in Malta for 7 years)
SoulSurfer 4 years ago
You can still access the swimming spot from the pier that's on the left side of the bay. And here's so many beautiful beaches... Slugs Bay, Tuffieha etc.
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#44
Péter Rózsahegyi 4 years ago
Guys, that's not a graveyard. They are not even ships. These are boats of fishermen of Nouadhibou, Mauritania. boats-5ff3...beb6c6.jpg 
Doris Bennett 4 years ago
That's a huge environmental hazard ... leaking oil and rusting metal. I agree they should be recycled.
Saulius V 4 years ago
Ir is not a ships its a boats https://www.google.lt/maps/place/20%C2%B054'47.6%22N+17%C2%B002'22.4%22W/@20.9132101,-17.0404822,629m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m14!1m7!3m6!1s0xe80b8c314b3394f:0x83220bebd6be534e!2sMauritanija!3b1!8m2!3d21.00789!4d-10.940835!3m5!1s0x0:0x0!7e2!8m2!3d20.9132075!4d-17.0395624
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago
I am surprised they don't sell them to China. China has been practicing piracy on sunken battle ships from WW2.
#45
Flopsy 4 years ago
Latvia has huge sandy beaches that make it the perfect summer holiday destination.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago (edited)
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F. H. 4 years ago
It's also a dictatorship with a secret police known from sending death squads after refugees, pursuing them as far as Europe.
François Carré 4 years ago
Yes, one of the worst dictatorship in the world currently. To allow a few guys to compete in the Tour de France sounds like a very cheap way of redeeming their reputation.
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F. H. 4 years ago
Museums insinde of fortresses are kind of common. I can't think of a country I visited were there isn't at least one I've heard about.
Patty Leaton 4 years ago
rule by portages ,Europe ,African slaves , runaways descendant's of Angolans
#48
Toto's Servant 4 years ago
And the still background shots were in Namibia
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Michael Violette 4 years ago
Why does the metal piece look like the Monument they found in Utah?? Coincidence or what????????
#49
Zoe Tremain-Woodcock 4 years ago
now i gotta add this next to meet a celeb, and visit japan
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#50
François Carré 4 years ago
5 months later actually, but still. Her victory came as a surprise and after she'd done the job of kicking the old and disastrous former mayor out off office, her "allies" (aka the local members of the left wing party, as bad and corrupted as the local right wing, since it is all Mafia Land there) seemingly put the pressure on her until she gave up for "personal health reasons". A real shame.
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Robert Catte 4 years ago
Why do some comments say "This comment is hidden, click here to view?"
BananaAnna 4 years ago
I find it oddly amusing that FactBuffet spent so much time hunting this trivia. Another oddity is how many people came along with negative trivia to add. Most of "Buffets" writing was interesting and unknown to me. I love folks like Buffet
François Carré 4 years ago
To be fair, since 2014 Paris' mayor is a woman, and she just started her 2d mandate last year. It has to be noticed that France's capital city can do that while the whole country, until now, has remained utterly incapable of supporting a female leader. Prior to her, from 2001 to 2014, Paris had a gay mayor who also had been reelected.
#51
Logic and Reason 4 years ago
Surely there’s a more interesting fact about Tonga than their time zone, right?
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
It has 169 islands, only 36 of which are occupied; 70% of its occupants live on the main island, Tongatapu. Better?
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Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Kiribati is located 14 hours ahead of GMT, which means it enters the new year first.
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Toto's Servant 4 years ago
The culture, society, and population goes back 60,000 years, so definitely NOT young!
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
The original culture, society and population is nearly eradicated by the people who were banned to Australia as a punishment for their crimes.
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Marsha Brown 4 years ago
That change was made to acknowledge the aboriginals, as part of their 'one' nation.
#53
Susanne Carvin 4 years ago
This is a complicated/ fascinating story - the jester's name was Jesse Bogdonoff and he was accused of mismanaging millions of dollars worth of Tonga's money.
Azure Adams 4 years ago
What was a jester doing with any money or control of any money. I'd blame the president for letting the jester near anything financial other than his own personal finances.
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Patty Leaton 4 years ago
well his son is so pompous he look down on his people & acts like he's not Tongan
#54
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
You’re Malmö? I’m guessing your *from* Malmö. My grandmother’s people were from there...they’re the reason I have blonde hair (less blonde now than I was as a teen; as a child it was just a colorless white).
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misteriosa 4 years ago
I don't find it special, rather unattractive actually, because when you have a foggy city between mountains, towers like this become an eyesore. For Bosnia fact I'd rather pick the guy who is trying to prove that we have ancient pyramids near Visoko, other facts I can pick are more on the bizarre, strange and idiotic side. 😄
#56
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
You forgot to mention that his name is Hubertus von Hohenlohe and that he is a nobleman deriving from a German principal dynasty.
M O'Connell 4 years ago
He was also the only athlete representing Mexico at the 2010 and 2014 Winter Olympics.
Carolina Fernández González 4 years ago
Colombia had one athlete in Vancouver 2010. She wasn't Colombian as far as I remember she was American, we also had four athletes in pyongyang 2018. We don't have snow 😊😊 so it was a big surprise and pride for us. 🇨🇴
#57
Claire Kellerman 4 years ago
Tourists insist on this "look" for the bananas they buy in HAWAII!, so the delicious, smaller, occasionally brown-spotted, local bananas are denied popularity for these imports, shipped, wastefully, all the way to Hawaii...how sad and crazy are we humans - when out of touch with our true nature. We are Nature.
#58
Donna Leske 4 years ago
Not fair if you have an enormous head or big breasts. But still fun to cheer on everyone in line ahead of you.
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
It would be nice if people wouldn't get their panties in a twist over some innocent fun. No one is getting stigmatized and no one will develop an eating sisorder over this. It's harmless fun and it doesn't offend anyone. No one is forced to go through this gate. It would be nice if we'd stop searching for things to get offended by. Could we make this a 2021 goal? "Let's not get offended by silly things that a normal human being wouldn't even notice as offensive."
Carrot dude 4 years ago
Okay, let me put it this way: Why should some people get a discount because they are thinner than others? Obviously, more fit people are going to usually be thinner, but some people (even fit people) are bigger because they have bad metabolisms or thyroid problems. Some people are thin with no work at all. It doesn't make sense that something that is out of many people's control gets rewarded. Also, I know you said no one is going to develop an eating disorder over this, but this is exactly the type of thing that would have triggered me. I relapsed many times because of stupid crap like this, mostly when people are rewarded or considered better because they weigh less.
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Carrot dude 4 years ago
I don't like this one... some people can gain weight for completely unrelated reasons than their health (some serious medical conditions force you to gain a lot of weight) and the whole concept of this is kind of gross.
Ilia Nightwish 4 years ago
Eh, do we actually have that? I'm from myanmar but i've never seen it before. Maybe that's the promotional one time thing?
#59
#60
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Gold mining is an ongoing ecological disaster!
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Andrew McFarlane 4 years ago
Maybe that's why it was called the Gold Coast before it was renamed as Ghana...
#61
M O'Connell 4 years ago
He's not paid hundreds of millions of euros. His 'revenue generation potential' is hundreds of millions of euros.
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M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
...or has accumulated... But I agree - every humans net worth is, well, Human.
Víctor Alfonso García Olmo 4 years ago
His family were inmigrants and he came to Spain when a child
#62
Evil Little Thing 4 years ago
You mean gazing at a ritual representation of a device used to torture people to death doesn't inspire people to kindness and charity? Weird.
Load More Replies... M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
Do they also use it for scientific purposes? Like a radio telescope? No? Then perhaps housing and feeding the poor, the elderly, the widows and the orphans would be a better use of church funds.
Marnie 4 years ago
Leviticus 26:1 ESV: “You shall not make idols for yourselves or erect an image or pillar, and you shall not set up a figured stone in your land to bow down to it, for I am the Lord your God.
Aragorn II Elessar 4 years ago
The principle there is to avoid idolatry. The cross isn’t worshipped, it’s a symbol.
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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
in 2016 a tv show host and clown was elected president of the US. He didn't have a sense of humor though.
Susan Bosse 4 years ago
And in 2021 the clown will finally be packing up his props and backs of tricks and GOING HOME!!!!
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Ashla Delana 4 years ago
Just because he played the role of president on a tv show doesn't mean he should be president.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
But for only 16-1/2 more days...but who’s counting?
Load More Replies... Marsha Brown 4 years ago
And the tv show host and clown who became U.S. president tried to screw over the President and country of Ukraine, for the former's own re-election campaign.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Among so many other things. Get those subpoenas ready Southern District of New York!
Load More Replies... M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
did they learn nothing by watching the shitshow here in the US? We do try to set examples... (ffs so glad it's almost over and there may be an early exit... )
#64
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
They probably know the devastating effects of a gamble addiction and don't want that for their own citizens.
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Dave P 4 years ago
green as a color in Islam means the Fatimad dynasty, which is why many Islamic countries use it. Symbolized a part of Islamic history
n i k o 4 years ago
That is true, but it was changed to this by a dangerous dictator, Muammar Gaddafi (hence his book "Green Book"). He changed a lot of things, including the national pledge.
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OnlyMyOpinion 4 years ago
When I was at school, in Geography lesson we were told to pick a flag to draw. I chose this one.
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
They changed it after all of the racing accidents that were in the country.
misteriosa 4 years ago
I didn't even know they changed it, I also remember it as the plain green one.
#66
Marnie 4 years ago
I don't see why that comment was so offensive. I think "most of" would be slightly preferrable myself, though definitely nowhere near enough to take the time to comment on it. It seems an innocuous comment that I would expect would simply remain at 0 votes.
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#67
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago
Wow, what a surprise. Beer made in a country uses plants grown in that country.
J. Zingler 4 years ago
According to the law it is not beer if made from rice.
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Wanna-be Vegetarian 4 years ago
My cousin's husband is Laotion and would always joke that he's feeling Laos-y
#68
#69
Luther von Wolfen 4 years ago
The Commonwealth of Virginia has the only flag with a woman's bare breast.
#70
M O'Connell 4 years ago
The tallest flagpole in the USA is the 10th tallest in the world (Sheboygan WI, 120 meters). The mind boggles.
Load More Replies... Nicolas Pilot 4 years ago
It's an atmospheric electricity collector, disguised as a flag pole - most of them are
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
So glad I don’t have to breathe that air. That’s what San Jose, CA, looked like before the Clean Air Act!
#71
Linda Robinett 4 years ago
Wow, I wonder if that is their airport in Bangkok, which would be one I have flown in and out of.
#72
M Kate McCulloch 4 years ago
probably the dance didn't originate there. It the current parlance, I'd venture a guess that it was so-called cultural appropriation.
Load More Replies... Mireia Dos 4 years ago
Yes, but the name is more famously associated with a statuette of the Virgin Mary found in a church located in that neighbourhood. And many Andalusian girls are named Macarena, after the Virgin.
Juan Arias 4 years ago
It's also a neighborhood in Bogotá, Colombia and it has a very famous and nice open market
#73
Christina Gude 4 years ago
I could step up....I was born there and BTW....it's hell when asked via computer questionnaire Place of birth? And you're given room to write the usual "City and State" and no matter how inventive I get (unless they've stepped up their game and actually have it on the list) I get rejected (that must be why I'm so screwed up!!!) every time. I put variations on a theme ---> Wash D.C. to District of Columbia to leaving it blank and then they "yell" at you that you haven't completed the form.....dang!!! I love to tease, however, with "I wasn't born in the United States"!!!! they usually take it literally and when I go on to explain they guffaw!!!
Arch Ratliff 4 years ago
They just voted for Biden (3 electoral votes). I believe they've been able to vote in national elections since 1960s.
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#74
grey galah 4 years ago
for the Chinese tourists. Am i the only one who still thinks China has no right to invade and occupy Tibet?
Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 4 years ago
Sure, why not? The presentation of these facts are so obviously the work of an ignorant American.
#75
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
The Californian in me thinks anything underwater is a bad plan—how would they get out in an earthquake?
#76
Nurânia Hussen 4 years ago
Mozambique 🇲🇿 my home country. Unfortunately there is a lot of illegal poaching to sell the elephant teeth to the Asian Market(mostly China,)
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Since 2019 you can book a hunting trip to Botswana to kill elephants for the fun of it.
Dave P 4 years ago
actually since the 1990's. And guess what? it is credited with Botswana having such a glut of elephants for years they needed to cull the population. The money from those hunts went into Elephant Breeding programs and anti-poaching forces. In fact Zambia and others have since copied it. THis is how they fund elephant preservation.
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M O'Connell 4 years ago
Nearly all the oil comes from plankton which settled at the bottom of the ocean during the Mesozoic age, so the dinosaur wouldn't really be relevant.
Load More Replies... Full Name 4 years ago
There is plastic in the device you are using right now. If oil in and of itself is bad, then stop being a hypocrite and put away your phone or computer.
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David Butler 4 years ago
English billion (1,000,000,000,000) or just an American billion (1,000,000,000)?
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TheReader19 4 years ago
I love post's like this, I learn so many weird, fun facts and it takes my mind off world event's.
Uncommon Boston 4 years ago
Positive, feel-good, not judgemental or critical, not political, not about Covid or mental illness, and so much more! Thank you FactBuffet.
Load More Replies... Aragorn II Elessar 4 years ago (edited)
There’s 195 sovereign states...and 82 countries listed...I’m no mathematician but there seems to be an inconsistency. Really cool post though. Happy New Year!
Dream Wolf 4 years ago
I think Scotland is still a country. It's not independent from england but you can call it a country.
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Jo Courtenay 4 years ago
There were lots of rude commenters on these posts. I know the posts didn’t always fully explain everything but I found it interesting.
Rose the Cook 4 years ago
Missed this interesting one. Founded in 1317 The Old Pharmacy in the Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik, Croatia is one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.
Dahungryfella 4 years ago
Like the post! Missed Belgium. World record holder for amount of days it takes to form a government based on the election results... 541 days. Also, most deaths per million in the world due to covid 19 for countries with a population greater than 200 k people.
Simon Murray 4 years ago
The phoenix park in Dublin Ireland is the largest walled park in a European city
TheReader19 4 years ago
I love post's like this, I learn so many weird, fun facts and it takes my mind off world event's.
Uncommon Boston 4 years ago
Positive, feel-good, not judgemental or critical, not political, not about Covid or mental illness, and so much more! Thank you FactBuffet.
Load More Replies... Aragorn II Elessar 4 years ago (edited)
There’s 195 sovereign states...and 82 countries listed...I’m no mathematician but there seems to be an inconsistency. Really cool post though. Happy New Year!
Dream Wolf 4 years ago
I think Scotland is still a country. It's not independent from england but you can call it a country.
Load More Replies... Jo Courtenay 4 years ago
There were lots of rude commenters on these posts. I know the posts didn’t always fully explain everything but I found it interesting.
Rose the Cook 4 years ago
Missed this interesting one. Founded in 1317 The Old Pharmacy in the Franciscan Monastery in Dubrovnik, Croatia is one of the oldest pharmacies in Europe.
Dahungryfella 4 years ago
Like the post! Missed Belgium. World record holder for amount of days it takes to form a government based on the election results... 541 days. Also, most deaths per million in the world due to covid 19 for countries with a population greater than 200 k people.
Simon Murray 4 years ago
The phoenix park in Dublin Ireland is the largest walled park in a European city
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