DID YOU KNOW?

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  • According to a NFL survey, the Seahawks have the most annoying fans. The New England Patriots came in second.
  • Those that take cold showers for just 30 seconds a day, take 29% fewer sick days.
  • Million of women's swimsuits are purchased every year, but 62% of them will never be used.
  • A survey out reveals that around 42% of men spend some time in their Man Cave every day.
  • In 1927, a telephone call from New York to London cost $75.00 for the first 3 minutes.
  • Gimbel's Department Store in Philadelphia was the first place to get an escalator from the Otis Elevator Company.
  • According to a group of advertising executives the Marlboro Man, Ronald McDonald and the Jolly Green Giant are the most three memorable advertising characters of all time.

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