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. Massive flood-scarred Mars surface 500 million years ago. 

 Charlie Chaplin’s corpse was stolen by a small group of Swiss mechanics in an attempt to extort money from Chaplin’- Source family. After retrieving his body, he was reburied under 6 feet (1.8 m) of concrete to prevent further attempts.

 In 1954, a fifteen year old told his parents he was going to school, but then rode his bike 700 miles in a week from D.C. to Atlanta because he was “homesick for Dixie and his grandmother’s fried chicken

. The man who took the most famous photo of the Loch Ness Monster confessed to it being a hoax on his deathbed.

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                 There is a 2400 year old giant “honey mushroom” in Oregon, covering 2200 acres, slowly killing off the trees in the forest. It is the largest living organism on the planet. 

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    Humans and Giraffes have the same number of neck vertebrae. –

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                                             There is a small village named Pussy in France. People living in the village are called p*ssies.

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                                                                    A Swiss Jeweler made a $68 million ring that was made entirely out of diamond.

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                     The Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest manmade structure on Earth for 3,871 years until the Lincoln Cathedral in England was finished in 1311. – S

 In 1987, a guy bought a lifetime unlimited first class American Airlines ticket for $250,000. He flew over 10,000 flights costing the company $21,000,000. They terminated his ticket in 2008. 

             London is home to more than 10,000 foxes and most residents like having them around.

Alligators are native only to the United States and China.

                     n Ancient Rome, if people wished to commit suicide, they applied to the Senate and, if their petitions were approved, were given free hemlock. – 

6. An airline pilot ordered 30 pizzas for his passengers, after finding out they would be delayed 2 hours for weather. The pizzas were delivered within 30 minutes by Domino’s and were cleared by security and sent directly to the plane in an official airport vehicle. 

                           n 1879, cats were used to deliver mail in Belgium but it was unsuccessful.