Hello
world...................
How are you all today?
I am doing pretty good,
the weather here is nice, not hot, not cold, just
nice...................
Anyway here are this
week's did you know facts.........................
A
Frenchman Michel Lotito had an unusual diet be was born 15th
June 1950 and died 25th June 2007, he used to eat large
quantities of metal and glass since he was 9yrs old, he ate things
like supermarket carts, televisions, bicycles, razor blades, bullets,
nuts & bolts and such
In
1932, when a shortage of cash occurred in Tenino, Washington, U S A,
banknotes were made out of wood.........
In,
1894 there were only four cars in America and now look how many there
are.
The
side of a hammer is called the “cheek”
Ten
inches of snow contains the same amount of water as one inch of
rain.
I am happy you are feeling and doing well Joanne.
ReplyDeleteWe have had inches and inches of rain the winter - we would look like Alaska if it were all snow.
I am shocked that Michel Lotito lived that long - aren't you?
sandie
I used to sprinkle gold dust on my cereal but it got too expensive. I use bronze dust now.
ReplyDeleteThe only one I knew for sure was the snow to rain quota. ;)
ReplyDeleteHow did that guy live that long. I would have thought he would have been dead by ten. ;)
I didn't know any of those. And I'm not eating metal and glass just to lose some weight. LOL. Ugh! :-D
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
We are looking forward to rain.
ReplyDeleteLotito must have been trying out for Matter-Eater Lad from the Legion of Super Heroes...
ReplyDeleteSandie.....Yes, I was surprised he lived as long as he did.
ReplyDeleteRits.....The snow/rain thing surprised me and that guy living so long, how was that possible
PTM....Funny man
Kea.....Me neither and yuck
Nancy......Same here
Chris......He was strange
Thanks for those interesting facts. I can't understand why the Frenchman would have ever thought of eating metal, he must have had a deficicency of some sort!
ReplyDeleteRegardless of whether you are flipping houses, working with starters or managing properties with wicked good installments, stick to what you know for progress.
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