DID YOU KNOW?

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  • A survey says that swearing with your co-workers will boost office morale.
  • You can usually recognize a sound in a half a second.
  • Teenage girls slam a door about once a week, while teenage boys do it about once a month.
  • 21% of people have taken toilet paper from a restaurant.
  • A survey reveals that 70% of men believe they are better than women at driving and navigating.
  • At any given time, 3% of our nation's drivers are reading a book.
  • 11% of people have embarrassed themselves by talking while having something stuck in their teeth.
  • A study found that the smell of oranges makes you want to do this? What? Spend more money.

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