Mulan has the highest kill-count of any Disney character.

The 3 Musketeers bar was originally split into three pieces with three different flavors: vanilla, chocolate and strawberry.

The Tallest Mountain in the World Is Not Mount Everest.
Though it is the highest mountain in the world (at 29,029 feet above sea level), it is not the tallest.
That distinction goes to Hawaii's Mauna Kea Volcano, which measures 33,476 feet from its base to its top.

Disney Is the Second-Largest Buyer of Explosives in the World.


Lego Group Is the Largest Manufacturer of Tires in the World.

U.S. Army Sergeant Anthony J. Marchione was the last American killed in air combat in World War II.

The higher one is? The Slower the speed of Sound travels.

Not a useless fact IMHO!:nope:: https://images.findagrave.com/photos...2532097310.jpg :Kaleun_Salute: https://s3.amazonaws.com/airforcepho...ved/301219.jpg https://www.airspacemag.com/military...-die-10099776/

Terry Gilliam is the only member of Monty Python who was born and raised outside of the United Kingdom.

George Harrison (Yeah THAT George Harrison) appeared in the 1979 film 'Life of Brian'.

I consider it useless as there will always be a last in any War.
What I don't consider useless is the FIRST killed.
The first killed can teach a lesson Kennedy didn't heed in Dallas!
Archduke Franz Ferdinand believed to be first to be Assassinated in an OPEN Automobile?

I officially challenge the uselessness of this fact

State your challenge.
What is it useful for?

Remembering the dead is useful because we are human. Well, most of us ... I guess. It reminds us of the very personal cost of war. That each and every one of those crosses in the field are there for someone's son or brother or father. Whether they were the first, last or whatever ... doesn't really matter itself. What matters is that we remember what the last war cost us when we think of starting a new one.


Anthony Marchione's death isn't a useless fact. It's one of the most important things you can remember.