Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s time to get rolling with trivia for 2022. I decided to restock my archives with some new and exciting trivia. I’ve been trolling the web and found 6 additional books with highly interesting, weird and strange trivia items. Let’s start with these fifteen to get this year’s started.

• The German submarine, U-1206, sank in 1945 when it’s toilet was operated improperly.

• Around 1 million gladiators lost their lives in the arena.

• Nearly 1,500 different types of insects are eaten around the world.

• Surgeons were drilling holes in people’s skulls in 6,000 B.C.

• U.S. magician, Dorothy Dietrich, is the only woman to catch a fired bullet between her teeth.

• The Bombardier beetle pelts enemies with a boiling, foul smelling liquid.

• A Siamese cat in Russia weighed an astonishing 50 lbs. – the average weight of a 7-year-old girl.

• In 1894, a shower of jellyfish fell on the city of Bath in England.

• The last witch was burned in England in 1712.

• Every day you shed around 500 million skin scales, 10 million of which carry bacteria.

• Male vampire moths drill a feeding tube into human skin in order to suck up blood.

• An earthworm excretes the equivalent of its body weight every day.

• Three cyclists have died while competing in the Tour De France.

• Tonsilloliths are small, yellow, foul smelling “stones” that live around the tonsils and cause bad breath.

• Most people pass around 600 ml of gas a day in 14 farts.

I took it easy on you with these items. A have a host of others which are a bit more disgusting. I’ll send them along at a later date. Here’s an item concerning political correctness at its very best:

Roman Emperor Claudius (10 BC to AD 54) was said to have been so worried about people politely holding in their farts and being poisoned by them that he passed a law legalizing farting at feasts.

GOTTA LOVE THEM ROMANS