Some useless facts. Got some?

[GagHalfrunt]

The earth is over 6000 years old.
Immunizations do not cause autism.
The moon landing was real.
2 + 2 = 4.

Heretic!!!

 

[Lounatik]

The New Orleans Saints still hold the NFL field goal record for 63 yards (has been tied) by Tom Dempsey.

And he had half of a foot when he did it.

The volume of air aTop Fuel dragster pumps through its engine in a single 1/4 mile run is enough to fill the Goodyear blimp.

It takes just 15/100ths of a second for all 7,000 horsepower of a Top Fuel dragster engine to reach the rear wheels.

Top Fuel dragsters can exceed 280 mph in just 660 feet.

So useless.



Peace


Lounatik

 

[John Connor]

Another useless fact - the Bible is a lie.

Since you live under a bridge I have doubts you even read the Bible.

 

[John Connor]

Denver International Airport runways are as long as the Rookies are as high. 15,000 feet for one runway. The reason is due to a little something called density altitude. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_altitude

 

[thraashman]

Fact: The OP started this thread just to push his religious beliefs as facts.
Fact: No one fell for it.

 

[Pulsar]

Fact: opinions are not facts.

Fact: That's your opinion.

 

[John Connor]

The transponder frequency for aircraft is 1090 MHz.

 

[Schmide]

Woman who fly airplane upside down have crack up.

 

[Tweak155]

Michael J. Fox was not the first choice to play Marty McFly.

Whatttt?

Racecar is spelled the same forward and backward.

 

[TechSavage]

Here are some facts I know:


SMF stands for Super Mario Flash


GML stands for Game Maker Language


In GML it is possible to do if relative


ZC stands for Zelda Classic


In SMF 2 there is only one tile that can move back and forth horizontally the rest are impossible to get to move back and forth horizontally


ZC was not made with Game Maker


Mark Overmars knows literally all of GML

You have never been laid.

 

[TechSavage]

Whatttt?

Racecar is spelled the same forward and backward.

Holy shit, that is awesome.

 

[JTsyo]

-The Earth weighs 6.6079 Sextillion tons (6,607,900,000,000,000,000,000)

Doesn't make sense to give the earth's weight. Is that relative to the Sun's gravitational field? Mass would be more appropriate.

 

[Spungo]

/r/TodayILearned

Cool. I didn't know such a thing existed.
Apparently Manhattan was purchased for about $16 in the 1600's. If that money was invested and allowed to grow at a rate of 8%, it would still be enough money to buy all of Manhattan today.

 

[Smoblikat]

The temperature range of our universe is roughly between -460*F and 2.06 million degrees F

 

[IronWing]

All gravity is local.

 

[HardcoreRobot]

These are so called cold knowledge....

thats just due to the solution, no need to worry

 

[HardcoreRobot]

-The Earth weighs 6.6079 Sextillion tons (6,607,900,000,000,000,000,000)
-The sun is so big that it would take 1,300,000 Earths to fill it yet it's classified as a yellow dwarf.
-Jehovah's Witnesses are the fastest growing religion on Earth at an annual increase of 2.6%.
-Everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die.
-The United States and Great Britain are the last empires foretold by the Bible in Daniel's vision to Nebhuchadnezzar before the end of this evil system ruled
by Satan.

well you got the useless part right at least

 

[Via]

There is only one word in the English language (along with it's derivatives) that has back-to-back-to-back double letters (two of the same). Like: aa-oo-tt

I read this in a weird facts book when I was a kid, so I assume it's true. Any guesses?

 

[Away]

There is only one word in the English language (along with it's derivatives) that has back-to-back-to-back double letters (two of the same). Like: aa-oo-tt

I read this in a weird facts book when I was a kid, so I assume it's true. Any guesses?

Bookkeeper.

 

[alkemyst]

There is only one word in the English language (along with it's derivatives) that has back-to-back-to-back double letters (two of the same). Like: aa-oo-tt

I read this in a weird facts book when I was a kid, so I assume it's true. Any guesses?

It's an incorrect question. There is not just one word.

 

[Via]

Bookkeeper.

Somebody had the same book I did.

 

[Via]

It's an incorrect question. There is not just one word.

So - besides bookkeeper and words derived from it name another one.

 

[alkemyst]

So - besides bookkeeper and words derived from it name another one.

Like I said the question is flawed. The correct question is the word with 3 sets of double letters in it back to back.

coffee / toffee are two most here probably have the former every day and the latter sometimes.

Keep in mind a dictionary also often has common "non-English" words as well.

Bookkeeper opens up bookkeeping.

[edit] ignore the below...I have been drinking and got carried away with double letter words.
Mississippi should be in the head's of most American's.

You also have aggressiveness.

Tallahassee for us Floridian's.

Heedlessness.

Committee.

I think I have successfully answered your question.

[/edit]

sweet-toothed is in the dictionary.

The correct question if bookkeeper is the only answer is "What root word in the English Dictionary is the only word to have three sets of consecutive double letters in it back to back?

 

[Via]

I think you misread:

back-to-back-to-back, my friend.

And bookkeeping is derived from bookkeeper, and is thusly covered.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Like I said the question is flawed. Some ask it as the only word with 3 sets of double letters in it.

coffee / toffee are two most here probably have the former every day and the latter sometimes.

Keep in mind a dictionary also often has common "non-English" words as well.

Bookkeeper opens up bookkeeping.

Mississippi should be in the head's of most American's.

You also have aggressiveness.

Tallahassee for us Floridian's.

Heedlessness.

Committee.

I think I have successfully answered your question.

You have never done anything successfully. Oh, wait, no, you fail exceedingly well.


BTW, if a bookkeeper had an assistant would that person be the subbookkeeper? Back-to-back-to-back-to-back.