A company in Singapore made a pair of soft drinks called “Anything” and “Whatever.” The two lines of drinks had six flavors each but both had generic packaging designs so there was no way to tell what flavor was in each can.

There is a Twitter account called “big_ben_clock” and it tweets bong bong bong bong bong every hour. It’s been doing this since 2009.

When syphilis first surfaced, most countries named it after one another. The English called it the French disease, the French called it the Spanish disease, and the Japanese called it the Chinese Pox.

Edward Jones, or Boy Jones, was known in the Victorian era for getting caught breaking into Buckingham Palace when he was fourteen years old and stealing Queen Victoria’s underwear. 

From 2012 to 2015, how to kiss was the most popular “how to” search on You Tube. That was followed by how to tie a tie, how to draw, and how to get a six-pack in three minutes.

An anonymous person sent thousands of all-black faxes to the Church of Scientology to deplete all of their ink cartridges.