What's your villain name?
My name is "The Invisible Ninja"
Math 101: Simple Math 004
How do you make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 equal 100?
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All you have to do is this: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+(8x9) = 100
Hello Kitty: When is a cat not a cat?
Hello Kitty’s 40th anniversary has turned up some weird news – she’s not a cute Japanese cat, she’s a young Londoner from the suburbs
Hello Kitty: or Miss White, to you
Name: Hello Kitty.
Age: 40.
Appearance: A cat. Just so, so clearly, a cat. Cat ears, whiskers, a tiny feline nose, and weirdly, no mouth. But still obviously a cat, period!
That’s the thing – Hello Kitty is not a cat, the creators now claim.
Name: Hello Kitty.
Age: 40.
Appearance: A cat. Just so, so clearly, a cat. Cat ears, whiskers, a tiny feline nose, and weirdly, no mouth. But still obviously a cat, period!
That’s the thing – Hello Kitty is not a cat, the creators now claim.
Math 101: Simple Math 003
How many 9's between 1 and 100?
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Answer is 20! (9,19,29,39,49,59,69,79,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99)
Math 101: Simple Math 002
How do you make the numbers 1 - 10 equal 100?
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Answer is 10 + (9 x 8) + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 - 3 - 2 + 1 = 100
Math 101: Fun Fact #1521
Think of a number, double it, add 6, divide it by half, then subtract the number you originally started with - Your answer is 3.
Optical Illusion 003
Look carefully at the center
circles on both the left and right.
Which circle is bigger?
Which circle is bigger?
Are you sure they aren't
both the same size? This relative size illusion is called the Ebbinghaus
illusion. It was discovered by Hermann Ebbinghaus, a German psychologist,
in the early 1900s.
Birth Month Flowers
Did you know that there are birth month flowers with a special meanings?
Most of us know about birthstones, but birth month flowers are just as sentimental.
The tradition of assigning meanings and significance to specific blooms became
very popular with the Victorians, who raised the use of this secret love
language to an art form. One could literally 'read' an arrangement!
Flower
Meanings:
January
Carnation: Fascination; Devoted Love
Snowdrop: Consolation; A Friend in Adversity
February
Violet: Modesty; Faithfulness; Virtue
Primrose: Young Love
March
Daffodil: Regard; Devotion
Jonquil: Affection Returned; Sympathy
April
Daisy: Innocence; Youth; Purity
Sweet Pea: Goodbye; Blissful Pleasure; Departure
May
Lily of the Valley: Sweetness; Humility; Return of
Happiness
Hawthorn: Fertility; Hope
June
Rose: Love
Honeysuckle: Devoted Affection
July
Larkspur: Laughter
Water Lily: Purity of Heart
August
Gladiolas: Strength of Character; Sincerity;
Generosity; Natural
Grace Poppy: Eternal Sleep; Imagination; Oblivion
September
Aster: Symbol of Love; Daintiness
Morning Glory: Talisman of Love; Affection
October
Calendula: Joy
Morning Glory: Modesty
November
Chrysanthemum(mum): Cheerfulness; You're a
Wonderful
Friend; Rest; Loveliness;
Abundance; Wealth
December
Holly: Foresight,
Good Wishes
Narcissus: Stay as Sweet as You Are; Egotism;
Formalit
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