What’s the most outlandish fact that you know?

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by victoria-sakura on Friday, February 13, 2026 and has 22 replies.

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That in Japan, images in the packaging like snacks or food must be printed out the exact same size with the actual food inside.

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two months ago I had something outlandish in mind and was wondering if I shoyuld bring it up to DXP but now I forgot.

All I can think of rn is things that fall in the domain of conspiracy theories, but I don't want to get into that.

If you're interested ask about a topic and I'll try to think of the most outlandish thing I know about it

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Posted by Whynn
That in Japan, images in the packaging like snacks or food must be printed out the exact same size with the actual food inside.

Better than Canada where the philosophy seems to be make everything bigger than it actually is...

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Posted by hydorah
two months ago I had something outlandish in mind and was wondering if I shoyuld bring it up to DXP but now I forgot.

All I can think of rn is things that fall in the domain of conspiracy theories, but I don't want to get into that.

If you're interested ask about a topic and I'll try to think of the most outlandish thing I know about it

Will let you know when I think of a topic

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Immortal jellyfish can reverse their life cycle. Practically they don't die. That's crazy.

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Posted by Chiikawa_
That every Cardinal sign men are loved by their quincunx mutables except Capricorn men who are somehow not loved by th Geminis

That is both ridiculous and outlandish to me! 🤨

Lolz

Very outlandish...except one Gem/Cap pairing comes to mind. Been sometime since he was last here. Wonder how he's doing.

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Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson (both Taurus) becoming disillusioned are my fave commentators right now. Def not what I expected in my 2026 bingo card.

And I've noticed that there's only negative stuff in reddit badmouthing/trashing them and I'm not hating on Jews but even when you do a quick search of both these figures, you'll notice the first to come up are The Jerusalem Post and Jewish Telegraphic Agency calling them grifters.

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I saw this on Facebook, but thought it was pretty outlandish.

"Plants are actually forming us by giving us oxygen and water until we die, then they just eat our bodies."

😳

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I saw this on Facebook, but though it was pretty outlandish.

"Plants are actually forming us by giving us oxygen and water until we die, then they just eat our bodies."

😳

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Posted by MidAtBest

Posted by virgoOPPP
Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson (both Taurus) becoming disillusioned are my fave commentators right now. Def not what I expected in my 2026 bingo card.

And I've noticed that there's only negative stuff in reddit badmouthing/trashing them and I'm not hating on Jews but even when you do a quick search of both these figures, you'll notice the first to come up are The Jerusalem Post and Jewish Telegraphic Agency calling them grifters.

Believe it or not, a month or so ago my friend Echo & I were making fun of honkin-nosed goyim-hating jews @ the bar @ the club & I noticed the customer sitting next to me was reading the Jerusalem times xD xD

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You should've told him that he's being told what to think. Candace is live right now with 'Bride of Charlie' and 2 days ago Tucker shared that after interviewing Mike Huckabee in Israel, security wouldn't let them go (Tucker and his staff), the Israelis were holding their passports. But Tucker was firm that he's not gonna leave anyone there until they were eventually let go. Thankfully he's a stubborn Taurus.

Try Google. It's curated asf. They're being obviously made to look crazy online you can tell because I'm trying to type in positive stuff about Candace and Tucker trying to find people who are watching them right now but the ones that will pop up as soon as you do are insults.

In a previous job, I've encountered this insanely wealthy lady with a crazy beautiful house in Ukraine based on the pictures I've seen. She said that Jews took over that house but at least she was able to flee with her husband. I didn't ask for any more details in that convo because that was professionally, none of my business and she seems obviously distraught that it seemed inappropriate to pry.

And when you used to search stuff about Candace and Tucker, they used to be more positive (well, mostly for Candace coz Colbert has no problem crapping on Tucker and he used to be very hard to like for me personally but now I pray for his safety). And I used to listen to Brett Cooper sometimes but now I can't coz I can tell she supports that disgusting Shapiro. This conservative civil war brought out the people who are real about their journalism.

I'm not even American but I'm pissed.

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Posted by Hatter1111
Not sure this is outlandish, but...

Humans are biologically wired to feel "passion" in the initial phases of a relationship. The release of dopamine and norepinephrine create a "pair bond" in the male and female that connects a couple long enough to have a child and that child to grow through its most vulnerable stages - honeymoon phase. Those chemicals wear off after roughly 4 years - the realizatiin pahse. its known as the 4 year itch, and that actually matches what the average romantic relationship lifespan is. It also matches the average age between siblings.. So, what does that tell you?

That...to change partners every 4 years? 🤔

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Someone said that the number of different ways to order 52 cards is so high (factorial 52) that if you properly shuffled them every time you play, you were more likely to have an arrangement that was never made in all card games ever played in the history of mankind, than not