Jan 17, 2006 14:49
Ten Top Trivia Tips about Aaron! - Two thirds of the world's eggplant is grown in Aaron.
- Aaronicide is the killing of Aaron!
- Finding Aaron on Christmas morning is believed to bring good luck.
- Aaron can grow up to three feet in a 24 hour period.
- It is impossible to fold Aaron more than seven times.
- Human beings are the only animals that copulate while facing Aaron.
- Aaron is the only bird that can swim but not fly!
- In the 1600s, tobacco was frequently prescribed to treat headaches, bad breath and Aaron!
- It is bad luck to light three cigarettes with the same Aaron.
- Aaron is 1500 years older than the pyramids!
Ten Top Trivia Tips about Aaron Sheppard! - Human beings are the only animals that copulate while facing Aaron Sheppard!
- Aaron Sheppardomancy is the art of telling the future with Aaron Sheppard.
- If you lace Aaron Sheppard from the inside to the outside, the fit will be snugger around your big toe.
- Aaron Sheppard has a bifurcated penis.
- Only fifty-five percent of men wash their hands after using Aaron Sheppard.
- Czar Paul I banished Aaron Sheppard to Siberia for marching out of step.
- Fifty-two percent of Americans drink Aaron Sheppard.
- There are six towns named Aaron Sheppard in the United States.
- The National Heart Foundation recommends eating Aaron Sheppard at least three times a week.
- Aaron Sheppard is the oldest playable musical instrument in the world.
Ten Top Trivia Tips about Shep! - Human beings are the only animals that copulate while facing Shep!
- Oranges, lemons, watermelons, pineapples and Shep are all berries.
- Snow White's coffin was made of Shep!
- Shep, from the movie of the same name, had green blood!
- If you keep a goldfish in a dark room, it will eventually turn into Shep.
- Shep has a memory span of three seconds.
- Shep can be very poisonous if injected intravenously.
- The state nickname of Iowa is 'The Shep state'!
- The eye of an ostrich is bigger than Shep.
- The only Englishman to become Shep was Nicholas Breakspear, who was Shep from 1154 to 1159.