“In a 16-episode series titled “Clan of the Fiery Cross,” the writers pitted the Man of Steel against the men in white hoods. As the storyline progressed, the shows exposed many of the KKK’s most guarded secrets. By revealing everything… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“Coffee wasn’t Jell-O’s only misstep: Cola-flavored Jell-O was sold for about a year starting in 1942, and for a brief while, the clear, wiggly… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“of the Radishes When Spanish explorers brought radishes to Mexico in the 16th century, farmers near the modern-day city of Oaxaca quickly started farming… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“baseball commissioner Ford Frick had to forbid Stanky from using what had become known as the “Stanky Maneuver,” — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“The infamous Venus flytrap lives only in one tiny swath of natural habitat—a 60-mile radius around Wilmington, North Carolina.” — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“he debuted the Cozy Dog—the first corn dog on a stick. At first, he wanted to call his creation the “Crusty Cur,” but his… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“In the 1940s and 1950s, the grass surface on most miniature golf courses was actually goat hair that had been dyed green.” — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“goalie Glenn Healy enjoyed a long career, and he also enjoyed playing the bagpipes. While playing for the Maple Leafs in 2000, Healy needed… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“In a 16-episode series titled “Clan of the Fiery Cross,” the writers pitted the Man of Steel against the men in white hoods. As… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“Sugar cubes soaked in ether helped cyclists get through 144-hour races in the 1870s. When ether wasn’t enough, coaches added nitroglycerine and cocaine. Don’t… — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“Gatorade’s inventor later created an alcoholic variation, Hop ’n Gator—essentially, lemon lime Gatorade mixed with beer.” — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
“Cashews are one of a few nuts never sold in their shells. Their shells contain a toxic liquid that causes skin rashes.” — Will Pearson Copy Share Image
