Muscles, Hearts Attacks and Taste Buds

Muscles, Hearts Attacks and Taste Buds

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Lobsters, Vericose Veins, sharks, and Pumpkin Pie

Lobsters can’t die! Crossing your legs causes Varicose Veins! Best way to fight off a shark is by punching it in the nose! ANNNNND – Pumpkin pie filling in a can is: mushed up Pumpkin in a can! Each of those statements – not really true – so let’s find out Why it’s a Lie! 

#29 Bagpipes, Bison, Leap Years and Steak!

– The bagpipe and the kilt were invented in Scotland! Millions of buffalo roamed North America …well, before we killed most of them. – Leap Year happens every four years ! And a quick bonus one – you should treat a black eye by putting a raw steak on it! Each of those statem ...  Show more

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