What new thing have you learnt today?

Pineapples used to be so expensive that people would rent them as a centrepiece for their party

Scotland’s national animal is a unicorn

A single strand of spaghetti is a spaghetto

At birth, a baby panda is smaller than a mouse

Violin bows are usually made from horse hair

The colour red doesn’t make bulls angry; they are colourblind

Herring fish communicate with flatulence

If you heat up a magnet, it loses its magnetism

It snows metal on planet Venus

Garlic attracts leeches

In 1992, a shipping crate full of 28000 rubber ducks fell off a ship. They kept washing up for years

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Not today, but yesterday. My close friend was healed of pancreatic cancer. I’ll be writing about that, soon.

That there are several standards for reporting financial statements and even though an international standard exists it is not followed by many countries.

Those standards leave room for interpretation making them act as guidelines instead of rules.

Slave trade existed in Africa before the Europeans came.

Some people in my class still think I'm unbearably weird.

I still have many questions of existential nature which haven't been answered satisfactorily.

That even some people in institutions can get on SW.

Politics is a religion for many people.

the reason for the variance between wholesale margin by article from last year due to outbound pricing conditions in the system :P

that "learnt" is much more common in British English than in American English.

Ikigai and some programming stuff

[c=#BF6900]That notre dame is 800 over years old...[/c]

I am doing three jobs and getting paid for one

Make sure the bath water is not too hot