Did you know that...

[Aggie]

Hey, I resemble that remark...!

Heck, everybody does better beer than we do. We shall sue for beer!

Not the Koreans... they based it on American beer!

(y'all have some amazing microbrews down there; like most Canadians, most Americans choose not to drink the good stuff)

[Swatopluk]

I never understood how this stuff from rotten grain could ever get so popular.
Another thing to blame the Egyptians for

[Sibling DavidH]

Harr, you've never had a pint of Best Bitter.

[Swatopluk]

Bitterness would be the only excuse. Thinking that some brands add sugar...
No thanks

[Opsa]

Canadians could have had the culture of England, the cuisine of France and the know-how of the United States.

Instead, they ended up with the culture of the United States, the cuisine of England and the know-how of France.

(apologies to all Canadians)

As with many things, it takes time to appreciate the bitter.

[Swatopluk]

Did you know that in 1971 a cartoon short by the title of Kama Sutra Rides Again was nominated for an Oscar and only barely lost to A Christmas Carol?

[Swatopluk]

Did you know that some sea slugs loses their penis after sex but grow another the next day?
http://www.nature.com/news/sea-slug-loses-penis-after-sex-but-grows-another-the-next-day-1.12421

[Sibling DavidH]

Seems a bit pointless.

[Swatopluk]

Could be nice STD prevention on the male part.
But humans would be unable to regrow the part that fast

[Sibling DavidH]

Did you know that the lord of the manor of Addington, Surrey, held the manor from the king; his sole feudal obligation was to serve the king a mess of dilligrout at his coronation?  This from the first granting of the tenure by William the Conqueror until at least the 19th century?

[Opsa]

Good gravy! Now I've heard it all! Or have I? 

[Swatopluk]

Did you know that in the currently highest buidling in the world, The Burdj Khalifa in Dubai, the breaking of the fast in Ramadan officially occurs at different times depending on the storey you're in because the sun sets several minutes later at the top than at the bottom?

[Griffin NoName]

You'll be telling us sets at a different time on the moon next

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

You'll be telling us sets at a different time on the moon next

An astronaut orbiting in space will experience sunrise and sunset many times in one orbit.  Some of the lower orbits took but 90 minutes to complete (if my memory serves), making their "day" only 90 minutes long...

...

[Griffin NoName]

At least they won't suffer from S.A.D.