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Last updated: May 15, 2018
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First submittedJuly 19, 2017
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How long does it take for a sloth to digest there food
2 weeks
What land mammal has the largest eyes
Horse
What are the two best Air forces
The U.S. Air force and The U.S. Navy
What is the cookie monsters real name
Sid
What couple existed in real life
Micky and Minnie
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This country was bombed the most
Laos
Do men or women have a higher chance of getting hit by lightning
Men
Do immortal jellyfish exist
Yes
What did the word Macaroni mean back then
Fashionable Man
Who created our flag
a high school student who got a B on making it
NigelS
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Level 95
Jul 19, 2017
Presumably the title is ironic. Also at least one answer is wrong: "most presidents" were not born in Vermont - I think only two were. Did you mean Virginia?
Flash7
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Level 28
Jul 20, 2017
Thank you for the information I will be sure to change the answer
MattD07
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Level 59
Jul 21, 2017
Printing press not print and press
IrisIris
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Level 60
Dec 3, 2019
"our flag" is whose flag? "back then" is when? many of these questions are really badly worded. "what couple existed in real life"? many couples have existed in real life. and Mickey Mouse is spelled with an e.
Flash7
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Level 28
Jun 2, 2021
sorry about that I'm from the US I forgot not everyone would be from the US - I wrote these in middle school, sorry for the grammar 😂
Otterpotter63
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Level 56
Jun 24, 2023
I thought the ostrich had the biggest eyes?
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