Is it true? Or is it B.S. ?

Is it true? Or is it B.S. ?

• • Automaker Henry Ford made a radical change in 1914. He shortened the work day to 8 hours. (Yes)
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• Quantico, Virginia, has the largest base for the Army. (B.S., it's the Marines)
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• The Peanuts character Linus' obsession with a blanket introduced the term, "Security Blanket". (Yes)
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• The first 5 Presidents did not live in the White House. (B.S., Only the first didn't, George Washington)
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• Samuel Wilson, a local inspector of army supplies for the US Army during the War of 1812 was the real "Uncle Sam". (Yes)
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• The only breed of dog that was developed in the US was this breed. It's ironically called, the "German Shepherd". (B.S., it was The Boston Terrier)
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• David Bowie's song Space Oddity was released on June 11, 1969 to coincide with the first space shuttle launch. (B.S., it was to coincide with the first lunar landing)
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• The Wyoming national park that is known for its geysers, particularly Old Faithful, is Bridgestone Park. (B.S., it's Yellowstone)
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• Clark Gable was the inspiration for Bugs Bunny. (Yes, he was eating a carrot in a movie scene and it sparked an artist's brain)
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• In the White House, you can visit the Blue, Red, and Green Rooms. (Yes)
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• The ten highest mountains in the U.S. are in Tennessee. (B.S., Alaska)
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• 75% of girls in the U.S. born to a mother on welfare will go on welfare themselves as an adult. (B.S., it's more like one out of three)
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• In business, the "Pac-man" strategy is, when you "gobble up the company that's trying to gobble you". (Yes)
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• AquaMan's secret identity was Peter Parker. (B.S., that was Spiderman's secret identity)