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<blockquote data-quote="DethStryke" data-source="post: 2042917" data-attributes="member: 1309">Hmmm... like some have said, there is a lot of strange things that I've learned because I'm obsessive and curious about details.... some of the ones that get me weird looks:- A barnacle has a penis that is over a foot long and when compared to body size, is the largest in existence. (usually around 5 times longer than its own body!)- Under the right conditions &amp; circumstance, water can be highly explosive.- pigs will consume a human body, bones and all, with no problem what-so-ever. - In Europe, especially busy cities during the Renaissance, it was customary for the random gentleman to walk next to his lady on the sidewalk. The woman would not walk nearest to the curb/street; the gentleman would always take that place. This was for a couple reasons. Women who walked closest to the street were the whores, so of course that was a big difference. Also, anything from the second floor up (like used water and other unsavory tid-bits) would be tossed from the window into the street (gutter). With the man there, if anyone was hit by a bad throw it would be him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DethStryke, post: 2042917, member: 1309"] Hmmm... like some have said, there is a lot of strange things that I've learned because I'm obsessive and curious about details.... some of the ones that get me weird looks: - A barnacle has a penis that is over a foot long and when compared to body size, is the largest in existence. (usually around 5 times longer than its own body!) - Under the right conditions & circumstance, water can be highly explosive. - pigs will consume a human body, bones and all, with no problem what-so-ever. - In Europe, especially busy cities during the Renaissance, it was customary for the random gentleman to walk next to his lady on the sidewalk. The woman would not walk nearest to the curb/street; the gentleman would always take that place. This was for a couple reasons. Women who walked closest to the street were the whores, so of course that was a big difference. Also, anything from the second floor up (like used water and other unsavory tid-bits) would be tossed from the window into the street (gutter). With the man there, if anyone was hit by a bad throw it would be him. [/QUOTE]

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