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- The Twist was the first rock and roll dance where the couples did not have to touch each other while dancing.
- Mechanics, the study of the physical world when acted upon by forces, has its origins in the observations of the ancient Greeks, including Aristotle.
- Holly wood was traditionally used to make white chess pieces.
- The word "juggling" is from the Middle English word "jogelen", meaning "to entertain by performing tricks".
- In 2006, the top adult Halloween costumes were witches, pirates, and vampires.
- There are four agents of erosion: wind, water, waves, and ice.
- An absent tail is preferred in Manx cats, but two tailless or "rumpy" Manx can't be bred to each other due to the presence of a lethal gene.
- UNICEF has shortened their full name to "United Nations Children's Fund", thus rendering the popular acronym it is more commonly known by inaccurate.
- Many people thought that Crystal Pepsi was Pepsi's equivalent of New Coke because they were both commercial failures.
- The first Christmas card was produced in 1840 by English painter John Callcott Horsley.
- The roots of "Yahtzee" lie in several dice games, including the English game "Yacht".
- Winston Churchill said, "I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me" as he was drinking brandy up until the age of 90.
- Since rum is made from sugar cane, it's mostly produced in the Caribbean.
- The word "pollute" comes from the Latin word "polluere," meaning "to defile".
- The original candy cane was very hard, straight, and all white.
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