DID YOU KNOW?

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  • The current record for number of socks worn on one foot simultaneously is 184 socks.
  • 23% of singles will take themselves out to eat on Valentine's Day.
  • Every cell in our skeleton is replaced every 7 years.
  • Around 76% of men spend at least some of their day on their couch.
  • Millennials are about twice as likely as seniors to say that parents should decide whether their kids get vaccinated, not the law.
  • When you put a snake into space, some tie themselves in knots while others attack themselves.
  • 1 in 4 adults has a stuffed animal in their bed.
  • Ingesting a quart of soy sauce can send you into a coma or kill you, due to excess salt in the bloodstream.
  • 22% of men say this is their favorite thing to eat while watching sports. Nachos.

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