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Want to learn something knew, I'll post cool facts and random tidbits of knowledge for you to learn as often as i can

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language of old

A lot of english word have it roots in the old norse language. Words like beserk, cake and egg all stem from old norse

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We have strong ass jaws

Your draw is strong enough to to snap your fingers like carrots.

Another fun thing about the force of our bite is that if you were to kill a person while they were giving a blowjob, their jaw would clam down on relfex bitting of the penis.

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Did you know?

That a ships captain can stand in for a pastor at a weeding at seas, and that if it’s the captain getting married the first-mate can do it and if it’s the captain and first-mate getting married the seconde-mate can wed them. 

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History Fact

The greek mathmatician Heron was the first person to create the automatic door, it stood in the city of Alexandria in the 1st century

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This one is a bit dark

But after world war 2, the danish had about 2000 german child soldiers remove mines from the danish beaches as a twisted form of revenge, most either died or lost their limbs.

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I bet you didn’t know

that the conditions on both Jupitor and Saturn are just right for there to theoretically rain diamonds that then melt and create a liquid diamond ocean in the planets middle.

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Did you know?

the pastry called a Danish pastry did not actually originate in denmark but comes from france, the danish just adopted it into their cultur. 

bonus fact: the Danes don’t actually call it a Danish, instead they have variouse names deppending on the specifik of the pastry. exampel: bakers bad eye

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Funfact

Studies in evolution today shows that with time we will gain a sixth finger on each hand, since the gene is dominant over the five finger gene

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Did you know?

that if humans were to go extinct tomorrow we would still be able to hear the human language spoken 150 years later, this is thanks to pet parrots.