601 Interesting Facts To Share With Your Friends
There’s nothing like a random and interesting fact to keep a circle of friends entertained. And if you’re on the lookout for some juicy facts that will entertain your buddies, we’ve got just the thing for you. So, here’s a list of unusual and interesting facts that you can share with your loved ones. Enjoy!
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Craigslist’s revenue hits $660 million; operates with just 50 employees.
Craigslist made $660 million in 2021 with 50 employees, rebounding with increased job and gig listings despite lower site traffic.
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SR-71 Blackbird’s final flight LA to DC in 64 minutes.
On March 6, 1990, an SR-71 Blackbird flew from LA to DC in 64 minutes at an average speed of 2,124 MPH, setting a record.
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José Mujica, Uruguay’s president from 2010 to 2015, donated 90% of his salary to charity.
As President of Uruguay from 2010 to 2015, Mujica donated about 90% of his monthly salary of $12,000 to charities that supported small businesses and those living in poverty. This gesture contributed to his reputation for humility and solidarity with the less fortunate. His lifestyle and philosophy, favoring simple living and the well-being of all over material wealth, has made his tenure as president notable.
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Lincoln was an elite wrestler; famously unbeaten in New Salem.
Before his presidency, Abraham Lincoln excelled as a wrestler, boasting nearly 300 wins with just one loss. He famously declared to onlookers, “I’m the big buck of this lick. If any of you want to try it, come on and whet your horns,” highlighting his confidence and prowess. His wrestling feats are commemorated in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
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Hummer H1 “X3” is three times larger, features four diesel engines.
The Hummer H1 ‘X3’ stands as a colossal version of the standard Hummer H1, being three times its size. This gigantic vehicle is powered by four diesel engines—one for each wheel—and features amenities like a toilet and a sink inside.
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