DID YOU KNOW?

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  • Running into glass is the second most frequent cause of accidents in the home.
  • According to a survey, one in four women have worn the same dress as someone else while attending a wedding.
  • Approximately one in five men refer to their wife by as the Boss when talking with other guys.
  • Over 175 million Girl Scout Cookies are sold in the U.S. each year.
  • 32% of people have lied to get out of a wedding.
  • Every time you hit the space bar on your computer, an average of about 600,000 other people around the world do it too.
  • Over half of the people who have a sunroof have never used it.
  • The number of American adults that have been married more than once has doubled since 1980.
  • 55% of us will do this in the month of February. Celebrate Valentine's Day.

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