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(Part 2) ....to remove all reference to alcohol, including the fact that Jesus drank wine.

"The difference between reality and fiction? Fiction has to make sense."

Zip code for North Pole, Alaska: 99705

Harry Houdini was buried in the coffin he used in his magic act.

Who said: "The most important things happen when you stop looking for them."

The nape of your neck is also called the niddick.

These questions/"facts" were from 21st Edition of what popular "bathroom reader" series.

Who said this: "No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously."

Since 1990 the average length of a wedding engagement has grown from 11 months to 14 months.

Where are the Mount of Jupiter and the Girdle of Venus located? On the sole of your feet.

In Craps, what is the payout on 2 or 12? (I had to put one gambling question in here)

There are 18 pyramids in Greece. Some are older than the pyramids in Egypt.

A first-class ticket for the Titanic cost more than a typical crew member would earn in 20 years.

Smile! Each year, Americans use over 600 million tubes of toothpaste.

The term "taken aback" comes from sailing: a gust of wind can catch the sails and stop a ship.

It is by the Bathroom Readers' Institute located in Ashland, Oregon.

There are more English-speaking people living in India than in the U.S., U.K., and Canada combined.

45% of Americans believe in the Devil... but only 13% of Brits do.

All hornets are wasps; not all wasps are hornets

In 1221 Genghis Khan's troops killed 1,748,000 people at Nishapur (now in Iran) in one hour.

The title for the 21st Edition is ENDLESSLY ENGROSSING.

About 30 million meteors hit Earth's atmosphere every day.

(Part 2) .... are both named for men who never visited Australia.

McDonald's resturants will buy 60,000,000 pounds of fresh apples this year.

The Ottoman Empire once had eight emperors in seven months.

The quartz crystal in a wristwatch vibrates at a rate of 32,767 times per second

One out of every 300 American 30-year-olds is still in high school

(Part 1) Australia's tallest mountain, Mt. Kosciuszko, and largest city, Sydney...

Every T/F question on this quiz had a 10 second time limit.

The first known use of separate men's and women's bathrooms was at a Parisian ball in 1739.

In a single day, the average person takes about 12,000 steps.

(Part 1) During Prohibition, temperance activists tried to rewrite the Bible...

Lowest Temperature ever recorded at the North Pole: -59°F.

In Spain, they call the sombrero a sombrero mexicano.

Who killed Wild Bill Hickok? Jack McCall, alias Bill Sutherland.

The biggest turkey on record weighed 86 pounds.

Japan is the world's leading exporter of artificial Christmas trees.

In Caracas, Venezuela, The streets are blocked off on Christmas so people can skateboard to church.

Are there more True or False answers in this quiz? (up to this point)

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling doesn't believe in witchcraft.

Which basketball star fought Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Destroyer? Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Cities take up 2% of the Earth's surface, but consume 75% of the resources.

Only 45% of blind people were born blind.

The largest known alligator was 18'2". It was found in Louisiana in the early 1900s.

Who made the very first Super Bowl touchdown? Bart Starr (Green Bay Packers)

World's longest unmilitarized international border: Canada and the U.S. (5,525 miles).

The Chinese words for "crisis" and "opportunity" are the same.

South Africa's national anthem is sung in six different languages.

First known phobia to be described: Hydrophobia, a fear of water, in the mid-1600s.