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A small lake in Ethiopia that was created in 2005 after an earthquake. It's not bitter, it's just really, really salty. Giraffe Manor: A hotel in suburban Nairobi where you can eat alongside one of the world's most endangered giraffe subspecies. Hoba Meteorite: The largest intact meteorite in the world. Jacob's Ladder: It's all very downhill ...
The largest ever temporary United Nations territory, and the only one to be transferred to the country that was invading it to cause the U.N. takeover in the first place. United States involvement in regime change: Now, this is perhaps the most complicated and long article in this list. However, you'll find many surprises once you read it.
An article about the sand castle you made in 3rd grade. A 77-page essay as to why Caravan Palace is the best band in the universe. <|°_°|> A list of the times the film Foodfight! made you want to cry into your Cheerios. Me too, buddy. Another one for good measure. Some erotic fanfiction you found on the internet that you happened to like.
The world's worst nuclear incident that didn't begin in a radioactive power plant. List of chemical compounds with unusual names: Some a consequence of their constituents or origins, others simply the work of whimsical chemists. Thomas Midgley Jr. Inventor of two of the world's most severe pollutants – and a device that killed him. NanoPutian
More than 80 people and places are included in the book, which was written by travel blogger and author Roxie Yonkey, who moved to Kansas from Nebraska more than 30 years ago to take a sports ...
The most advanced toilets in the world with computers, nozzles and flashing lights. Lloyds Bank turd: Possibly the largest example of fossilised human feces ever found, discovered under the future site of a Lloyds Bank in England. Shit flow diagram: This is the technical term. Stainless steel soap: Metallic soap that removes odours from the ...
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