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For the "milely" challenged:

1 square kilometer = 0.386 102 158 542 square mile

You don't like things with strings attached, do you, Mame?

How well you know me, mon petit chou.

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I couldn't have said it better myself.

Thanks for the clarification.

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Yeah. I finally understand how this thing wroks.

Did you know that there is a very modern version of "cairns." Buildings in cities are being "tagged" to indicate that they are accessible to free WIFI connection, usually via chalk symbols near the entrance to the building.

Did you know that French women spend 20% of their clothing budget on lingerie?

When I was an undergraduate, a French professor asked me to explain French syntax.

I told him I had no idea they had to pay any.

Have you ever gotten a 25 cent piece (a quarter) in change that had been coated with red fingernail polish? If so, did you wonder why someone would do that?
Did you know that, years ago, diners and truck stops had juke boxes. Put in a quarter and 3 songs you selected would play.
The juke boxes were not owned by the diner but by an outside vendor who would maintain the equipment, change the selections of music, empty out the quarters, and give the diner owner a share of the revenue.
The diner owner had a small stash of red-painted quarters which he would use to, as it were, prime the pump by getting patrons to feed their own quarters in. The ones painted red would be returned by the vendor to the diner owner. Some of these, in the course of business, would be used to make change.
There was an "urban myth" as I recall that these red quarters, back when JFK was running for President, had some deeper significance, much like the story that the remodelling going on at the White House at the time was designed to build an office for the Pope.

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Anastasia asks: is he related to Rama? :wink:

did you know: rich people do more and harder drugs than poor people? after their life collapse around them then they become poor people.

POOR PEOPLE CANT BUY DRUGS, THEY ARE EXPENSIVE!

Did you know that Americans eat more bananas than any other fruit? And that an American eats an average 26.2 pounds of them per year?

Did you know that the bananas that everyone in the West knows are a kind that we've only actually been eating for about fifty years? It's called a Cavendish. Before that, everyone ate a kind called Gros Michel. But a fungus disease infecting the Gros Michel gradually spread around the world, and in the end almost brought the banana industry to ruin. That's where the song "Yes, we have no bananas" comes from - from vendors no longer having any in stock.

And did you know that the same thing is about to happen with the bananas we eat today? The Cavendish has already been wiped out across Eastern Asia by a new fungus infection. Once it reaches the Americas, it could wipe out the entire industry all over again within five years.

And did you know that London has a bigger GDP than Sweden? Or Switzerland?

nannies are my fav

Did you know that all 20 horses running in the 134th Kentucky Derby tomorrow are related to the horse named Native Dancer who did not win the Derby and died in 1967?

Did you know... The number of people in the US in jail on probation or on parole at the beginning of 2006 was more than 7 million.

did you know that 5 out of every 4 people have trouble with fractions?!

did you know you can't drink out of a styrofoam cup?

Dow Chemical has been making Styrofoam branded products for 60 years. Styrofoam is a registered trademark of Dow.
Dow does not make any disposable foam products, such as cups, coolers, meat trays or packing peanuts.

Did you know that you can't drink Canada dry?

A friend of mine tried to, once . All he got was the DTs.