Random Info

ouch... that one was hard :s

lol congrats darkyne ^^

Now its a "get away from the room game"

http://www.ojogos.com.br/jogo/Escape-Chestnut-Room.html

I am still trying to get away from it...the first one to get away wins a prize...I dont know...1kk resourse is ok?

Enjoy ^^

come on,. this is impossible!!! XD

Can't be done!! i've tried EVERYTHING!!!! XD

Me too and I am still stuck >.<
But I ll get away from it...its a honor question now XD

Ha!!!!!!!!!!!! I got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow, its so difficult!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OMG!! how the heck ??!! xD

Did u already found the first safe?

Man, I finished it 03:00am here >.<

ok.. something to do with the deer.... hmmm...

You didnt answer >.<
You have to find the first and the second safe...if u need help say thats I tell how u do that ^^

i cant find either yet....

Use the gun in the picture with the hipopotamus...then u ll find the safe...open it and ll have more things...u have to put all the metal pieces in a thing I forgot the name now but u have to cut the door with it...keep trying ^^

Thinks fast!

In an island have 7 palms, each one give 3 coconuts, then, how many coconuts exist in the island?

nature wrote:

Thinks fast!

In an island have 7 palms, each one give 3 coconuts, then, how many coconuts exist in the island?

21?

0
i ate all of them

DARKYNE ITS RIGHT AGAIN!!!! But the real answer is that is 0 because palms dont have coconuts!!! Aff, I only realise now that this joke it isnt good in english...because palm and coconut palm are diferent kind of trees, the palm only have flower and no fruit...but the name its very close, its just one more word...in portuguese its funny because the names are very different...one is "palmeira" and the other is "coqueiro"...

Sorry, I ll search for a good one now...and u guys should post any randon info too...only me post now...

resurrecting a old thread for this bit of crazy info:

youtube was created in Feb. 2005 by 3 former paypal employees

in june 2006 Google bought it for 1.75billion in google stock.

if the 3 had not sold thier stock it would be worth over 2billion dollars now.

What happened with the random info?

Com'on, lets post more infos here! ^^

lol just heard from nature
rio de janeiro isnt the capital of brazil.. its brasilia
rio de ... used to be the capital til 1960 but it was changed to brasilia

but i still think rio is the capital... it sounds so much better than brasilia

remember that for the history exam

Huahauhauha! Why? Brasil...Brasilia! You just need to add 2 letters! xD

Just kidding...I think Rio de Janeiro must be the capital again!!!! xD
Its like New York and Washigton in USA, Sydney and Camberra in Australia, and Montreal and Ottawa in Canada, no?

Ah, and dont know about people here, but I know much people confuses it, but Brasil dont speak spanish...we speak portuguese...

I ll search for more infos for next week ^^

hmm im not sure about US capital.. its too well known..
but true about australia and canada
ive never heard of canberra but u always hear about sydney
and if i didnt live in canada, i woulve guessed toronto instead of ottawa... not montreal (no french city for capital )

and mexicans speak spanish but brazillians speak portuguese.. i didnt know a lot of ppl didnt know that

Yeah, I know...so now, some infos about the olympic games ^^

"According to historical records, the first ancient Olympic Games can be traced back to 776 BC. They were dedicated to the Olympian gods and were staged on the ancient plains of Olympia. They continued for nearly 12 centuries, until Emperor Theodosius decreed in 393 A.D. that all such "pagan cults" be banned.


Some curiosities:

- The Olympic games is the most elitist sports global event in the world, never being realized in Central and South America or Africa, and, in the other continets, only in rich countries. The city that most host the event is London (1908, 1948 and 2012*). The country with more hosts is the USA (4), followed by the United Kindom (3). The USA also hosted 4 times the winter olympic games, followed bt the France (3).

So people, let's all pray for Rio de Janeiro host the 2016 Olympic Games, so I ll watch it one time of my life

- The famous marathon race did not exist in the ancient Games. The starting pistol of the first Olympic marathon was fired on 14 April 1896 at 2 p.m.

- Famous Greeks attended, or even participated in the ancient Olympic Games: the philosopher Socrates, Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle and even the father of medicine, Hippocrates.

- The philosopher Plato (427-347) was a double winner of the pankration.

- The 14 articles of the Olympic regulations included an article on corruption: any corruption of a judge or an opponent would be punished by whipping.

- Some women, who were prohibited from attending the Games, did not accept this segregation and dressed up as men, at the risk of being thrown from the mountain of Typaion, as stipulated in the rules. And, in the modern games, women were just allowed to compete in Paris 1900.

- Sometimes the relationship between the athlete and his teacher was somewhat ambiguous, even amorous. This was authorised by the law, which imposed rather vague boundaries.


From: www.olympic.org and www.wikipedia.org

Mike the Headless Chicken



owner chopped off its head but left one of its ear and most of brain stem by accident

it survived for 18 months without the head and made its owner rich

it even gained weight while it was headless (2lb with head, 8lb just b4 it died)

it wouldve lived longer if it didnt choke to death (it would occationally chock on its own mucus so the owner had to clear using a syringe).

its in the guiness book of records as the longest living chicken without a head

other ppl tried doing the same to earn money but they all died within a day or two


check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_the_Headless_Chicken

Lol a headless chicken!!!

I was wondering is are the Olympic Rings 5 diferent colours for the 5 Main Continents or that at least one of the 5 colours features on every national flag

i think they represent continents
Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania