The rumbling sound your stomach sometimes makes is called a"borborygmi."

William Howard Taft, a former President who weighed 332 pounds, got
stuck in the White House tub the first time he used it.

The Chinese were the first to invent ketchup which was called ke-tsiap
and which had pickled fish and spices (no tomatoes). In the 1870’s New
England colonists mixed tomatoes into the sauce creating present day
ketchup.

Contrary to popular belief, the first day of the 21st Century is Monday,
January 1, 2001, not January 1, 2000. This is due to the fact counting
did not start for the current calendar in the year 0.

In the movie, 'Star Wars', during the scene in which Luke gets out of
his X-wing fighter after blowing up the Death Star, he accidentally
calls Princess Leia 'Carrie' (her real first name).

The Union ironclad, Monitor, was the first U.S. ship to have a flush toilet.

The first automatic turn signal was an illuminated human like mechanical
hand on the Hispano-Suiza Alfonso that extended to indicate right and
left turns.

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The rumbling sound your stomach sometimes makes is called a "borborygmi."

William Howard Taft, a former President who weighed 332 pounds, got
stuck in the White House tub the first time he used it.

The Chinese were the first to invent ketchup which was called ke-tsiap
and which had pickled fish and spices (no tomatoes). In the 1870’s New
England colonists mixed tomatoes into the sauce creating present day
ketchup.

Contrary to popular belief, the first day of the 21st Century is Monday,
January 1, 2001, not January 1, 2000. This is due to the fact counting
did not start for the current calendar in the year 0.

In the movie, 'Star Wars', during the scene in which Luke gets out of
his X-wing fighter after blowing up the Death Star, he accidentally
calls Princess Leia 'Carrie' (her real first name).

The Union ironclad, Monitor, was the first U.S. ship to have a flush toilet.

The first automatic turn signal was an illuminated human like mechanical
hand on the Hispano-Suiza Alfonso that extended to indicate right and
left turns.