fact of the day

[Bob]

In response to the nuclear crisis after the 2011 tsunami, the Japanese government dumped 11 million liters (2 million gallons) of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean. A few days later, radioactive fish were found 50 miles offshore. - Provided by RandomHistory.com

 

[Bob]

The world's largest stockpile of gold can be found five stories underground inside the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's vault and it holds 25% of the world's gold reserve (540,000 gold bars). While it contains more gold than Fort Knox, most of it belongs to foreign governments. - Provided byRandomHistory.com

 

[Leader of the Banned]

Here's a fact for you. The fabrications thread has only been around for 13 days and already it has 26 replies and 278 views. Compare that to the fact thread which was created 107 days ago. It has only 41 replies (many by the same person) and 867 views. Per day, the fabrication thread gets 2 replies and 21.4 views. The fact thread gets .38 replies and a measly 8.1 views per day. Fabrications for the win!

 

[Lake View Too]

Bob is the only one who knows any facts? That's my guess.

 

[Lake View Too]

But I don't know that for a fact.

 

[Leader of the Banned]

Heh! heh! Keep your eyes peeled....

 

[Bob]

Samhainophobia is the fear of Halloween. - Provided by RandomHistory.com

 

[Bob]

The Chinese invented paper, the compass, gunpowder, and printing. - Provided byRandomHistory.com

 

[Bob]

When a girl is born, her complete potential egg supply is born with her. In the womb, she creates about seven million egg cells. At birth, she has two million. By puberty, there are only about 400,000 left, of which fewer than 500 are actually ever released during the menstrual cycle. - Provided byRandomHistory.com

 

[Will B]

Twenty-five million people die each year from contaminated water. That is the entire population of Canada. - Provided by RandomHistory.com

So, can we have Canada once they are all gone?

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