And what's her name in Boys Don't Cry. Oops, already mentioned.And nominated, although he didn't win: Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie.
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And what's her name in Boys Don't Cry. Oops, already mentioned.And nominated, although he didn't win: Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie.
Sit on a potato pan, Otis.What is especially trivial about this sentence?
"Was it a car or a cat I saw?"
Up your nose with a rubber hose. (Esoh rebbur a htiw eson ruoy pu.)Sit on a potato pan, Otis.
Madam, I'm Adam (first words ever spoken). The Book of Lists, vol one, has a list of palindromes. Of course, I'm sure Google does, too.Up your nose with a rubber hose. (Esoh rebbur a htiw eson ruoy pu.)
A spot for... you guessed it.
Who is the only actor to win an Oscar for playing a person of the opposite Gender?
Linda Hunt. She played a male Indonesian dwarf named Billy Kwan in The Year of Living Dangerously.
....from Wiki:Where did Chubby Checker get his name from?
He was in awe of Fats Domino (think about it)
He blinks once, when he does the sucking noise for Fava beans. CREEPY!In “Silence of the Lambs”, Hannibal Lector (Anthony Hopkins) never blinks.
Ketchup was sold in the 1830s as medicine.
The strongest muscle in the body is the tongue.
Most toilets flush in E flat.
Before Clarice meets Lecter for the first time, she enters, uses or goes thru seven doors. This is to subconciously represent the seven levels of Hell.He blinks once, when he does the sucking noise for Fava beans. CREEPY!
skepticisms - (sorry just had to try that, since I type for a living as a transcriptionist!)And "skepticisms" is the longest word you can type with alternating hands. Of course, the way people type today on phones and tablets, my trivia is even more trivial.
and here is another one: the word stewardesses is the longest word you can type with only the left handAnd "skepticisms" is the longest word you can type with alternating hands. Of course, the way people type today on phones and tablets, my trivia is even more trivial.
Able was I ere I saw Elba. Napolean wrote that one.Yes, a palindrome: reads the same forward and backward.
I love trivia about words and language!
"Stewardesses" is the longest common English word you can type with one hand. (You just air-typed it, didn't you?)
Put on your reading glasses, Woman!and here is another one: the word stewardesses is the longest word you can type with only the left hand
and just found this one under 500 useless facts:
Canada makes up 6.67 percent of the Earth's land area .
I had never heard that.In Fargo (the movie) after the killers shot the cop out on the highway, a car slowly drives past and then speeds away. The two killers chase after it and find that it has crashed upside down. The person who gets out of the crashed car and tries to run away across the field but gets shot in the back is none other than Prince!! If you look at the credits at the end it says something like 'Dead person in field' and then has the symbol O-l-> after it. Guess he was bored and asked if he could do a cameo or something that day.....
And, according to Snopes:IMDB said:Despite hints to the contrary at the time of the film's release and in the closing credits,Prince does not play the Victim in the Field; this is J. Todd Anderson, who was actually a storyboard artist on the film. This was yet another Coen Brothers in-joke, since Prince was a famous native of Minneapolis, Minnesota. To further muddle matters, this moment in the film was memorialized in a "Snow-Globe" promotion included with a special edition version of the DVD, subtly hinting that the dead victim in the snow was a famous cameo.
I love the Prince story, though. I'll never watch it without thinking of him hauling his little purple booty across the field.Snopes said:The Coen brothers like a good in-joke as much as anybody. Next time you view Fargo, look for the name of the actor who played "the man in the field." You'll discover the entry listed as an odd squiggle that looks very much like Prince's signature. (I'm told the fellow who actually filled that role was J. Todd Anderson, one of the Coen's storyboard artists. The squiggle is Prince's signature laid on its side with a smiley face added. Wonderful joke, that. Laid on its side because the character is lying dead in a field.)