Knowledge of the Internet
It is absolutely amazing what kind of things are found online. Anything from complete books, to random facts, to jokes, to porn…Google has become a household word, instead of reaching for the dictionary or encyclopedia people fire up their computers or smart phones and go straight to the google homepage. You can learn fascinating things from the internet, and one thing that I really appreciate about the internet is that many times you can find a simplified and quick way of gaining the knowledge you need or want at the moment.
You can also gain great trivia facts. Like some of the following that I wanted to share here:
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Black Humor
Last words of executed murderers:
- George Appel (1928): “Well, folks, you’ll soon see a baked Appel.”
- James W. Rodgers (1960): (asked for a last request) “Why, yes — a bulletproof vest.”
- Frederick Wood (1963): “Gentlemen, you are about to see the effects of electricity upon Wood.”
- James French (1966): “I have a terrific headline for you in the morning: ‘French Fries’.”
- Jimmy Glass (1987): “I’d rather be fishing.”
In 1856, English murderer William Palmer stood on the gallows and asked, “Are you sure it’s safe?”
I thought that these quotes were pretty funny, I know tragic, but funny. I personally like the bulletproof vest one. That is one smart person there, had to try.
There are many many quotes on there and simply random facts like: That a female ferret will die if she can’t find a mate when she is in heat. That is a very interesting fact to me, and I thought it was horrible when I felt the urge and couldn’t get any release….how horrible would it be to actually die from it.
There are also games, poems, etc, it’s rather easy to see how people get addicted to technology and the internet, there are a lot of possibilities that can take up hours and hours of your time and you could do something different every five minutes. Chatrooms, forums, reading posts, things like facebook….the list just keeps going.
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