3/31/13

Apparently the use of turn signals is among the most difficult of all driving skills to master, due to the low percentage of people who actually try.

3/30/13

The earliest date possible for Easter is March 22. The latest possible date is April 25.

3/29/13

Up until the mid 1960's, before videotaping became common, most tv shows, especially soap operas, were produced and aired live.

3/28/13

Seriously, who rides their bike down the shoulder of the interstate?

3/27/13

A single pair of rats can produce up to 880 offspring in a year.

3/26/13

All Oscar winners are required to sign a form promising not to try to sell their statue without first offering to sell it back to the Academy for $1.

3/25/13

Did you ever notice how holidays can be divided into different categories? Some are morning holidays, some afternoon and others night. For example, Easter and Christmas are generally morning, Thanksgiving and 4th of July are afternoon/evening holidays and New Years Eve is a night holiday. I'm sure there are others as well.

3/24/13

According to some weather almanacs, Punxsutawney Phil has only correctly predicted the end of winter 39% of the time.

3/23/13

It's estimated that about $2.5 billion is wagered annually on.the NCAA basketball tournament...however some believe the number is far greater.

3/21/13

Have you ever noticed how you don't really pay much attention to your surroundings on the ride to work until a new sign or stoplight is put in...and then the change kind of blows your mind.

3/20/13

Ever have a car cut directly in front of you at a red light because they don't want to be the second car in line at the light? This is especially annoying when you are getting ready to make a right on red.

3/18/13

When gas was first used as a weapon in World War I, soldiers would often urinate into handkerchiefs and breathe through them to keep from inhaling the gas, as the urine could help dilute and block the gas.

3/17/13

How is it that the peel of a banana seems to get thinner as it ripens?

3/15/13

After the new pope was elected, he drove himself to the hotel where he had been staying during the conclave and personally paid his bill.

3/14/13

I find it distressing that there are very few "dollar stores" where literally everything in the store is $1. Lots of respect to the few that are like that.

3/13/13

I find it amusing how quickly fads come and go. For example, does anyone even remember Silly Bands? Not all that long ago...

3/12/13

As you drive to work every day in the winter, you begin to get more and more daylight...until Daylight Savings hits and puts you back in darkness on your commute.

3/11/13

I know this was brought up in Office Space, but how the hell did the Pet Rock ever make money?

3/10/13

Having an extra hour of daylight tends to make the work week more bearable.

3/9/13

I don't mind people sitting down and reading in book stores, but I do find it annoying when people sit down in the middle of the aisles and read.

3/8/13

Has anyone thought of the true absurdity of paying money to run in a race?

3/7/13

You would think if we can put a man on the moon, we would be able to find a way to treat roads for winter that doesn't eat away the paint on cars.

3/6/13

It takes a sloth up to a month to digest food...and it only poops once a week.

3/2/13

Polar bears are descendants of the grizzly bear, and can inter-breed to make a hybrid bear.

3/1/13

The longest papal conclave ever lasted 2 years and 3 months, ending in 1271 with the election of Pope Gregory X.