DID YOU KNOW?

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  • Around 10% of us have a chili recipe, but we're unwilling to share it.
  • Ohio is the only state that doesn't share any letters in its name with the word "mackerel."
  • 65% of women calm their nerves before a date by singing.
  • A survey reveals that 60% of women in a relationship say they don't initially believe their man when he tells her he is sick.
  • According to a survey, going dancing is the last thing a guy wants to do on a first date.
  • The average American eats 30 pounds french fries each year.
  • 89% of people have never used frequent flyer miles.
  • 3% of women have used the excuse of an upset stomach to end a bad date.
  • Women were asked "If you had more time in your day what would you do more of... 40% said "this?" Reading.

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