~ Trades please! Quick Responses~

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

A man in Florida once threw a live alligator through a drive-thru window.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

Great Britain once had a number where you can report rogue traffic cones.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

The largest recorded snowflake is 15 inches wide.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

McDonald’s once had bubblegum flavored broccoli.
This was done as an attempt to make kids enjoy eating vegetables. However, this strange method failed for obvious reasons

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

American Airlines saved money by getting rid of olives from their meals.
About three decades ago the airline started looking into ways on how to save money. They started by removing a single olive on their first-class meals which lead to an annual savings of $40,000 during the 1980s.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

‘OMG’ was first used in a letter to Winston Churchill in 1917.
A retired British admiral of the Royal Navy one day became excited due to headlines regarding the mobilizing forces of Britain. Excited to share this news with a college, the admiral quickly wrote a small acronym for ‘Oh My God!’ in his letter. Little did he know that he had just invented one of the most popular acronyms of today’s society.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

A janitor invented the flaming hot Cheetos.
One of the janitors working at the Frito-Lay plant in Southern California pitched the idea of adding chili powder to the regular product. Top Brass liked the idea and so did many consumers. This leads the janitor to a generous promotion where he is now an executive for PepsiCo.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

North Korean teachers were required to play the accordion.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

Melting glaciers make fizzy noises.

[Shiekx0]

Bump!

Alan Shepard played golf on the moon.
He is also the one and only person to play golf on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission. His second shot traveled further than 200 yards.