Trivia

Raw I’ma give it to ya/
Here’s some trivia/
“Sucre” is the capital of Bolivia
...Google was originally named “Backrub”/
Benjamin Franklin imported America’s first bathtub/
Some cats are allergic to humans/
The measure of quantity of visual light is a “lumen”/
I’m assuming you know it all mate, but/
Bubble wrap was originally intended as wallpaper/
Remember when you watched a DVD/
That anti-pirate thing you couldn’t skip easily/
Saying you wouldn’t steal a car or a TV screen?/
The backing music was used illegally/
Glitter can be used as forensic evidence/
In Victorian times pineapples were a symbol of decadence/
And ever since I had the police round, mate/
I found the CIA read 5 million tweets a day/
Piece of cake, why do we say piece of cake?/
They used cake back in the day as a prize giveaway/
David Walliams isn’t gay/
Simon Cowell is, he’s spent millions to say he ain’t/
The strongest argument for God is this one:/
Who made the moon 400 times closer than the Sun?/
The Sun’s 400 times bigger than the moon so/
They fit exactly over one another, well you know/
Russia’s surface area’s greater than Pluto/
In Japan it’s good luck for your kid to cry at a sumo/
“Attempted murder” is the collective noun for two crows/
Hans Christian Andersen wrote “Emperor’s New Clothes”/
For every human there’s 1.6 million ants/
...These are my top vinegar facts/
November 1st is National Vinegar Day/
Use white vinegar on wine stains to make them go away/
That’s enough vinegar trivia/
The word for left-handed was originally “sinister”/
Sir Robert Walpole was Great Britain’s initial Prime Minister/
The Dominican Republic is different from Dominica/
Most kids can count a hundred by age 6/
Will Smith turned down being Neo in Matrix/
1567, the man with the biggest beard alive/
Trips over it, running from a fire, and dies/
Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived two atomic bombs/
Francois Marin invented the vol au vent/
1970 was San Diego’s first “Comic Con”/
Mulder and Scully in real life never got along/
Uranus was the first planet discovered by telescope/
The first domesticated animal was a goat/
Attack, sustain and decay of sound is its “envelope”/
Some bike races take place in a velodrome/
“Melatonin” is a hormone that anticipates the night/
Rocky Marciano never lost a fight/
The smallest kite to fly is 5 mill high/
A world war code-breaker is mother to Bill Nye/
Info.cern was the first website/
42inch is average British male chest size/
Apparently 36D is average breast size/
A hundred quid in cash is the Crufts’ best prize//