What Makes #2 Pencils So Special?
... and your other burning, pencil-related questions answered.
... and your other burning, pencil-related questions answered.
The City That Never Sleeps has lots of nicknames, but this one might be the most ubiquitous.
Getting on the guest list for any royal affair is no easy feat, but this list is even more exclusive than most.
6700 mph is nothing in cosmological speeds and distances.
There would be no royal wedding this month without an important statement from Queen Elizabeth.
You bet they do!
Of course, the answer is of course.
Probably from radium.
If they're keeping with tradition, Will and Kate have a limited pool of monikers from which to choose.
To figure it out, we have to go back and look at how Europeans first encountered the fruit in question.
We put the rigs where the oil is!
People stopped by police on the popular A&E program often say they don't consent to be filmed. So how does the show find a way to do it?
In a word: absolutely—though not just the old or ill.
Ronald Reagan had something to do with it. FDR, too.
It's complicated.
North Carolina State coach Everett Case didn’t realize he was starting a trend in 1947. He just wanted a souvenir.
Here are the answers to some of your most pressing knighthood-related questions.
Many of us burst into tears when we cut into one, too. It's the price we pay for onion-y goodness. So why and how can we make it stop?
In the 1700s, unlawful assemblies were forced to listen as the Riot Act was read aloud. If they didn't disperse, the punishment was—quite reasonably—death.
Bureaucracy works in mysterious ways.
Once upon a time, the "gh" did stand for a specific sound—one we don’t have in English today.