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plot twist: this is all wood, not marble
plot twist pt. 2: they thought this would save them money but it was way more expensive to pretend wood was marble then to actually use marble #funfacts
•Height – 6.14 metres
•Width – 6.6 metres
•Weight – 18,000 Kilograms
•Material used – Bronze
•Designed by Ivan Motorin
•Construction time – 1733 to 1735
•Located between Ivan the Great Bell Tower and the Kremlin Wall
•Decorated with relief images
•Referred as Kolokol |||, as it is the third generation
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Hello from a Burger King in Little Armenia. This thing looks like it's got enough grease to coat the entire surface of a large adult human.
Imagine the glistening skin of your face in the mirror after you've smeared the wet burrito all over yourself. Picture your big greasy smile of exhilaration. "I love stuffed foods."
Funfact: As of this writing in 2023, it appears that there are two (2) Burger Kings in Little Armenia.
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In Los Angeles, California, on April 24th, 2019, at a Burger King on the southeast corner of Sunset Boulevard and North Kenmore Avenue.
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Recently at work they added additional recycling receptacles and signs encouraging folks to use them. This is one such sign. Note the source of the statistic:
www.members.aol.com/ramola15/funfacts.html#plastic
I'm sure that 'ramola15' is world renowned.
The Library in Alex is a perfect circle, meant to symbolize the rising sun (of knowledge) out of the Mediterranean that shed light on the world (originally the Macedonian empire). This platform is built so that the point is in the exact center of the building. The geometric center of the circle, and halfway up the building's height.
this was custom take on a confederate motorcycle designs.
funfact: little people know that confedrate motorcycles had a large influiance on evans designs.
Anang's love for technology and his out of box thinking led to the birth of G4B.
Tadar Anang was awarded the National Grassroots Innovation award and Traditional Knowledge Award in 2019 for his innovation.
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1904 funfact: It was the year of the Great Baltimore Fire and the Second Great Fire of Toronto.
Per MY INTERNET RESEARCH, there has apparently never been an event widely remembered as the "Great Fire of Chattanooga," only non-great fires. For instance, a tank farm blew up in 1972.
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In downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee, on January 2nd, 2025, was a datestone at the Old Library Building (completed in 1905, originally a Carnegie Library; surfaced in marble; designed by Reuben Harrison Hunt; 73001776 on the National Register of Historic Places; presently a privately-owned office building) at the southeast corner of East 8th Street and Georgia Avenue.
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