Did you know that there is a word in the English language with only one vowel , which occurs six times : indivisibility.

Did you know a wood grill scraper is a game changer?

That I did not know..

Did you know the source of the previous post did not specify what kind of tv... *pondering*

I broke my toe at work last night .,and I didn't cry

Nothing you can do for broken toes I don't think, duc tape?

I want everyone to send me cute toe socks .. I am pretty annoyed ... grrrrrr... Will be difficult to run on one leg !!!!

I wanna sign you toe cast!

already taped .. luckily I always have plenty of tape . I might do some toe art later lol:-)

you can be first but you need to write like an ant ., it is my tiniest little toe

did you know -- farmed salmon has color added to it ?

did you know -- eggs aren't white without help ?

did you know -- your tongue has at least eight connected muscles ?

did you know -- 4 out of 3 people have trouble with fractions ?

Did you know .. argo found the old thread . ... just doing my tongue strengthening exercise

Yes I know

did you know that wood grills are also known as campfires?

Did you know...I am at work and it will be busy soon.

Did you know... I was glancing thru my old posts and found this topic?

Did you know.... YOU PEEPS ARE AWESOME :) :) :)

Did you know...

One gallon of water weighs 8.34 pounds (lb) or 3.785 kilograms (kg) at room temperature.
Scientists estimate that one inch of rain falling over an area of one square mile is equal to 17.4 million gallons of water.

What I want to know is if one gallon of water weighs 8.34 lbs and there can be as much as 17.4 million gallons of it falling from the sky during a rain storm.
What keeps that water in the cloud until it falls? What causes it to be released in small droplets and why doesn't the entire cloud just fall all at once?
Is it evidence of anti-gravity?