1,000 Useless Facts That Nobody Wanted To Know

1,000 Useless Facts That Nobody Wanted To Know

by Jack Soley

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A book containing facts that invoke a curious mind but are so pointless and random nobody would want to know, needs no introduction. With 1,000 factoids, I would say with certainty this is the most varied book of pointless facts to be written as of yet, and I would guarantee you won't find another book out there with the useless information and pointless knowledge that somehow is capable of expanding your inner curiosity, for example: the amount of people killed by vending machines annually, a newspaper published once every 4 years, a public artwork scheduled to finish in 11 centuries from now, and the politician who stands to win a fortune if he gets a promotion, to name a few obscurities. This is the 3rd serving of my useless information book series, I'm back and I have much more facts for you.

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