Revenge of the "Useless Information" thread

Each King in a deck of playing cards represents a great King from history:

Spades King David
Clubs Alexander the Great
Hearts Charlemagne
Diamonds Julius Caesar

What is the only food that does not spoil?
Answer: Honey.

"I am." Is the shortest complete sentence in the English language as was posted before but do you know the longest is "I do." ? :D

Originally posted by YogsVR4
Each King in a deck of playing cards represents a great King from history:

Spades King David
Clubs Alexander the Great
Hearts Charlemagne
Diamonds Julius Caesar Which is the "Suicide King?" The one that always is show holding a sword to his head?
Originally posted by YogsVR4
"I am." Is the shortest complete sentence in the English language as was posted before but do you know the longest is "I do." ? :D LOL!!!! :lol2:

i think there are two suicide kings:confused: :confused: :confused:

Originally posted by hermunn123
i think there are two suicide kings:confused: :confused: :confused:

Nope. Only 1, the king of hearts.

The other red king appears to be something of a "Surrender King." He's often shown with a hand in the air, and an axe near, but not touching, the back of his head.

dang... i was wrong... again.

Originally posted by hermunn123
dang... i was wrong... again.

Wow. morale around here is at an all time low, thanks to me :D

You are welcome everyone.

hahaha.

Thank You HummerMan

Originally posted by hermunn123
hahaha.

Thank You HummerMan

You are welcome hermunn. If anyone ever wants a good dose of depression, just pm me, or aim me, and im sure i can help you out :D

Or just continue to read my posts. :licker:

Well, the Merc symbol (Three-pointed Star) is supposed to represents Merc's dominance over Land, Sea, and Air. So where are the Merc planes and yachts?! Like BMW, they shifted their attention to cars after WW2--and what fine cars they make indeed.

Hey, I heard this on the radio commercial. The average human bladder holds 2 cups of urine.

:lol2:

http://members.aol.com/jmhrivers/page2/CAR2.JPG

Originally posted by jay@af
:lol2:

http://members.aol.com/jmhrivers/page2/CAR2.JPG

If I drove past in my boat, the waves would probably sink that car. Ive heard those "water-cars" or whatever you call them were really slow in the water too.

About the Benz badge, that reminds me...I was looking in a 1982 issue of one of the major car magazines (can't remember which), and I was reading about the "brand new Plymouth Reliant!" What's odd: The showed a close up pic of the hood ornament on the car...it was the Dodge pentagon, but instead of having 5 lines (like a star) inside, overtop of the pentagon were 3 lines in the Benz formation (like the pic attached)! A prophecy of the DaimlerChrysler merger in 1982?!?! :eek::eek:

Originally posted by Heep
About the Benz badge, that reminds me...I was looking in a 1982 issue of one of the major car magazines (can't remember which), and I was reading about the "brand new Plymouth Reliant!" What's odd: The showed a close up pic of the hood ornament on the car...it was the Dodge pentagon, but instead of having 5 lines (like a star) inside, overtop of the pentagon were 3 lines in the Benz formation (like the pic attached)! A prophecy of the DaimlerChrysler merger in 1982?!?! :eek::eek:

I know exactly what you are talking about, and I have one of those badges that I took from an old reliant that was at a local scrapyard. I ripped it off the car and kept it cause it was very odd looking. I will try to dig it up (somewhere in my room) and ill scan it big and post a pic.

HummerMan is that Avatar a picture of that merchant from Episode I?

Originally posted by Heep
About the Benz badge, that reminds me...I was looking in a 1982 issue of one of the major car magazines (can't remember which), and I was reading about the "brand new Plymouth Reliant!" What's odd: The showed a close up pic of the hood ornament on the car...it was the Dodge pentagon, but instead of having 5 lines (like a star) inside, overtop of the pentagon were 3 lines in the Benz formation (like the pic attached)! A prophecy of the DaimlerChrysler merger in 1982?!?! :eek::eek:

the hell? I thought that was a pic of two stick figures buckin'

Originally posted by YogsVR4
HummerMan is that Avatar a picture of that merchant from Episode I?

This link will take you to a thread discussing it
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t12901.html

Here is a link to info on the "beast"
http://www.starwars.com/databank/character/gragra/index.html


Props for the avatar go to Jay.

Originally posted by johnny


the hell? I thought that was a pic of two stick figures buckin'

LOL :D:D I guess I can see it....

1: "According to porn trade mag Adult Video News, Americans spent an estimated 10 billion dollars on hardcore videos, Net porn, sex mags, strip clubs, and pornographic cable TV in 1999 - that's more than all of Hollywood's US box-office receipts combined".

Go figure:huh:

Men are 6 times more likely to be struck by lightning than women.

It is estimated that millions of trees in the world are accidentally
planted by squirrels who bury nuts and then forget where they hid them.

A toothpick is the object most often choked on by Americans.

Bulls are colorblind, therefore will usually charge at a matador's
waving cape no matter what color it is -- be it red or neon yellow!

Dogs and cats, like humans, are either right or left handed... or is
that paws?!

"Millions of movie-goers grab a bite to eat but don't take a toothbrush! But now there's Trident!"

Oh, that isn't a fact... The Pennsylvania Dutch actually came from German nations. The translation of "Deutsch" (the german word meaning German) to English was tainted, and became merely Dutch!

So ein pech! *lol*

Originally posted by saturntangerine

So ein pech!

huh? :huh: :bloated:

Originally posted by HuMMerMan


huh? :huh: :bloated:

It's German for "Oh darn" or "oh well". :D

Pech is Turkish for rookie.

Originally posted by saturntangerine


It's German for "Oh darn" or "oh well". :D

Ok. Thx saturn.

I was just wondering :)