A reminder, as if anyone needed it, that a 'snaccident' is the inadvertent eating of an entire packet of biscuits [etc] when you meant to have just the one.
Word of the day is ‘respair’: a 16th-century term meaning fresh hope, and a recovery from despair.
(I know this is a repeat, but we need as much respair as we can get).
Pythagorean Theorem Day is a holiday that is celebrated when the sum of the squares of the first two parts of the date equals the square of the last part. The last Pythagorean Theorem Day was August 15, 2017 (15² + 8² = 17²), the next will be December 16, 2020 (16² + 12² = 20²).
Currently reading a lot about cameras and lenses and yes, I know AF stands for AutoFocus, but I still think phrases like “Fast, precise AF” sound unnecessarily aggressive.
This summer, a fox in Berlin stole more than 100 shoes from people’s porches and hid them in a thicket. His favourite seems to have been crocs. Most people are now keeping their shoes indoors.
Danish monarchs from 1513 until 1972 were named Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian, Frederick, Christian and Frederick.
Great Ormond Street Hospital have recreated their site in Minecraft to help kids who want to explore the building so that it’s less scary when they arrive.
Hey, it was only a year ago that the world LOST ITS MIND because the Game of Thrones final episode wasn’t quite as good as some had hoped. Still, eh? Important at the time.