Trivia

Bon Appetit! Strange Prohibitions While Eating in the Malay Culture

by Sydney Hazelton, Aug 14, 2008

There are many strange and unusual prohibitions in the Malay culture. When it comes to eating, there seems to be a whole list of things that you are not allowed to do. But these are just myths created by the older generations to make sure that their children behave well during mealtimes. Some of them are incomprehensible and simply illogical.

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Ray Guns and Digital Brains: Five Examples of Science Fiction Technology Coming Soon to a Reality Near You

by Evis T, Aug 14, 2008

Five fantastic current developments in science and technology that aim to turn science fiction into a reality.

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How is Free-Flowing Salt Produced?

by Roger Harris, Aug 17, 2008

Salt has been important to humans for thousands of years. Besides its taste-enhancing quality, it has been used as the payment of salaries in the distant past. The word "salary" comes from the word "salt".

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Five Most Controversial Moments in Olympic History

by Unofre Pili, Aug 12, 2008

The world’s premier sporting event, considered by many as the modern celebration of humanity, is not spared from controversy.

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20 Trivia Facts About Horses

by B Nelson, Aug 16, 2008

Do you know the difference between a foal and a colt? How often do horses actually rear? Enjoy these tidbits of horse trivia, and if you are lucky I might even throw in a bonus at the end.

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