November 2018 - Page 4 of 6

What School Lunch Looked Like Each Decade for the Past Century

(via mental_floss) A hundred years ago, school lunch as we know it didn’t exist. Most children went home for their meal,

(via Amusing Planet) The Netherlands has a problem with prisons and prisoners, just like any other country. But while the

(via Mental Floss) Comic book legend Stan Lee’s life was always an open book. The co-creator of some of the

(via mental_floss) Earth only has so much space. Over time, the continents have merged and divided on countless occasions. Accordingly,

(via Grunge) A good chunk of you reading this are reading on a pocket-sized rectangle of compressed technology millions of times

(via Mental Floss) On Veterans Day, 1921, President Warren G. Harding presided over an interment ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery

(via Mental Floss) Whether or not you know someone who served in the military or you served yourself, Veterans Day

(via Smithsonian) Dated to at least 40,000 years old, the depiction of a cattle-like animal has striking similarities to ancient rock

(via Listverse) We consider a lot of what we see around us to be immutable facts of life. But now

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(via Mental Floss) Branding is everything. It’s why tissues are Kleenex and why we call a duplicates are Xeroxes even

(via Popular Science) Two militaries, 16 divers and scientists, and a determined new agency wouldn’t rest until Eugene Ford’s body was

(via Mental Floss) Chances are, some of the “fun facts” you know about the animal kingdom aren’t actually facts at