The song "21 Questions" by 50 Cent actually contains 23 different questions.
We're not sure if 50 Cent meant for us to count the chorus, because if you take away those questions, there are 21 like the song's title implies.
Lyrics.
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We're not sure if 50 Cent meant for us to count the chorus, because if you take away those questions, there are 21 like the song's title implies.
Lyrics.
A woman has filed a $1 trillion lawsuit against P. Diddy, and claims that he caused 9/11.
Valerie Joyce Wilson Turks also claims that she and Diddy dated and have a 23-year-old son together (that means Diddy would've been 18 when the child was born). She asserts that the rap mogul broke both of her child's legs and stole a poker chip worth "well over 100 zillions of dollars." Through the lawsuit, Turks is seeking $900 billion in child support and $100 billion in alleged lost income.
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The initials of Homer Simpson's creator are hidden in his ear and hair.
If you look closely, you can see that Homer's little squiggle of hair and right ear resemble an 'M' and a 'G.' Those letters stand for the name of his creator, Matt Groening! Groening originally designed the features to resemble the letters much more closely, but he thought the ear was too distracting. He still draws the ear as a 'G' when he draws pictures of Homer for fans though!
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There was a soldier named Staff Sergeant Max Fightmaster.
Fightmaster, a computer technician from the Army National Guard, was briefly mentioned in a CBS article about reserve units being called up for active duty at the height of the Iraq war. CBS interviewed his wife, Beth Fightmaster, to ask how she felt about Max going to war.
The writers at Cracked brought attention to his unusually awesome sounding name 4 years later, dubbing his the "Manliest Name in the World." They even verified that this was a real person, and not just a fake name used as a prank on CBS. After becoming a mini-meme in 2007, it's been very difficult to find any more information about Max Fightmaster, since people on the internet have been using his name for fake Facebook, Myspace and twitter accounts.
Luke Skywalker's light saber sold for $240,000.
In 2008, a huge Star Wars nerd bought the Jedi weapon at an auction in Los Angeles put on by a company called Profiles in History. Around $3.5 million in Hollywood memorabilia was purchased, including C-3PO's helmet for $120,000 and $72,000 for the costume worn by Marlon Brando as the Man of Steel's father in the movie Superman.
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