Woolsack (Parliamentary furniture) ( en.wikipedia.org )
If you open any wiki related to the British Parliament you can can click to something weird and incomprehensible very quickly.
Quipu ( en.wikipedia.org )
Tetris effect ( en.wikipedia.org )
Pallasite ( en.wikipedia.org )
Golem ( en.wikipedia.org )
Tillie (murals) ( en.wikipedia.org )
TIL 390,127 people stated they were “Jedi” in the 2001 UK census, making it the fifth largest religion in the country at the time. ( en.wikipedia.org )
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1dtpsu8/til_390127_people_stated_they_were_jedi_in_the/...
TIL a particular wealthy Roman named Spurius Maelius was executed and his house razed for giving discounted food to the poor ( en.wikipedia.org )
Author: /u/hateful_surely_not...
Small penis rule ( en.wikipedia.org )
It's just a short text article
Edgar Cayce ( en.wikipedia.org )
Imagined speech (thinking in the form of sound, aka endophasia) ( en.wikipedia.org )
Dabbawala ( en.wikipedia.org )
Toxopneustes pileolus (flower urchin, a highly venomous reef-dwelling echinoderm) ( en.wikipedia.org )
One of the only marine organisms I find truly terrifying
Dunkleosteus ( en.wikipedia.org )
Damocles (from the parable of the sword of Damocles) ( en.wikipedia.org )
Marine heatwave ( en.wikipedia.org )
Dinosaur Kingdom II - Wikipedia ( en.wikipedia.org )
Learned about this on West Virginia radio. Gonna have to visit ASAP.
Fossil Cycad National Monument ( en.wikipedia.org )
Comics Code Authority ( en.wikipedia.org )
Siege tower ( en.wikipedia.org )
Lithuanian book smugglers ( en.wikipedia.org )
Lithuanian book smugglers or Lithuanian book carriers (Lithuanian: knygnešiaĩ, singular: knygnešys) smuggled Lithuanian language books printed in the Latin alphabet into Lithuanian-speaking areas of the Russian Empire, defying a ban on such materials in force from 1864 to 1904. In Lithuanian knygnešys literally means "the...