For everyone else’s ignorance?
for saying it was a Frank Beard fact when it might get proven not to be
All babies look the same.
That Lego and Lego Duplo are largely compatible.
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Beelzebub is a transliteration of Ba’al zebub (lord of the flies in Hebrew).
TBF, I’ve never read that book.
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Did you hear this on the 5Live film podcast too, or am I experiencing a weird moment of synchronicity in hearing the same fact twice in one day?
nope - I read it in an interview with him years ago
Dr Seuss books are amazing
When my iPhone alarm goes off if I just click the menu button and not on the alarm it doesn’t take me to the alarm screen
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Huh. Weird coincidence, then.
yeah - like the other day when I read a post on here which mentioned Rob Delaney, then at that moment Rob Delaney was talking about something on the radio
A friend just posted the August 1966 programme for the Marquee Club. After owning some of their records for years I only now realise that because Graham Bond plays the organ, that’s why they’re the Graham Bond ORGANization. On the records the name is spelled normally. On the poster it’s “Organ-ization”.
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Groupon is a play on ‘coupon’.
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My cousins are the same really. Although they get on fine in family situations they aren’t close at all really
Good fact 
Wearing cycling base layers under your bib shorts makes toilet breaks significantly easier.
Almost like the clue is in the name?
You’re going to have to explain this one to me.
If you put your base layer on over your bib shorts, every time you need to get the ‘hoops’ down over your arms you have to take the base layer off to do so.
If the base layer is underneath then the hoops come down with nothing in the way (assuming you have a full-length zipped top on too)
Ah. You mean base layer under, rather than over bib shorts. I thought you meant just wearing a base layer rather than not.
Got you, now.
Pink used to be for a boy and blue for a girl.
Because - pink was a lighter (younger) version of red, which was considered a masculine colour, and blue for a girl was a reference to the Virgin Mary.
The work of a MAD MAN.