VIP Giveaway #10

[TheArmKing 60.1k]

Your stomach acid is even strong enough to dissolve razor blades

 

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The Word "Tank"

 

During World War I, the British "Landships Committee" changed their title to keep their new vehicles secret and not so obvious. They went with "water carriers" and "tanks." That's also why tanks have so many "nautical" component names, such as bow, hatch, hull and sponson.

[KFCzZz 10.4k]

I sneezed twice while typing this

 

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[TheArmKing 60.1k]

Your feet have half a million sweat glands that produce over a pint of fluid everyday

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[TheArmKing 60.1k]

There are over 300 million capillaries in your lungs. If you stretched them out end to end they would reach across the United States

 

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this one is impossible

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#55

 

motors were common in tanks by WWII, they were backup devices in many tanks (such as Germany's), or used if the engine was already warm.