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02/22/2025 💥✝️✡️☯️☪️TRIVIA💥   Leave a comment

Today I felt like breaking with my long-held tradition to avoid discussing religion. This will be my gift to all of you believers out there. These facts are interesting and at times ridiculous. Get down on your knees say a prayer or two and drink a large glass of holy water. Let’s get started.

  • A Bible published in England in 1632 left out the word “not” in the seventh commandment, making it read “Thou shalt commit adultery.” It became known as “The Wicked Bible.”
  • The first Bible to be published in America was in the language of the Algonquian Indians.
  • The New Testament was originally written in Greek.
  • At six cubits and a span, Goliath’s height was somewhere between nine feet, three inches and eleven feet, nine inches.
  • In February of 1964 evangelist Billy Graham broke his lifelong rule against watching television on Sunday – to see the Beatles first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.

  • When W.C. Fields was caught glancing through a Bible, he explained it with, “Looking for loopholes.”
  • The only domesticated animal not mentioned in the Bible is the cat.
  • Brigham Young, the famous Morman leader, married his twenty-seventh, and last wife in 1868.
  • Sonny and Cher, at the start of their careers, appeared in Bible advertisements for the American Bible Society.
  • Moses was 120 years old when he died. Methuselah lived to be 969 years old, according to Genesis.

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My favorite all time religious trivia fact.

LOL

On November 29, 2000, Pope John Paul II was made an honorary Harlem Globe Trotter.

LET ME HAVE A HUGE AMEN!!

09/21/2022 “Music Trivia”   2 comments

  • None of the Beatles could read music.
  • Paul McCarney’s real first name is James.
  • The real name of pop star Lorde is Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor.
  • Elvis Presley never wrote a song. He was just a performer.
  • Guitar manufacturer Gibson listed Jimi Hendrix as the number one guitar player of all time.

  • Sonny and Cher were originally known as Caesar and Cleo.
  • Prince played twenty-seven different instruments on his debut album, For You.
  • Iggy Pop once appeared in an episode of Star Trek – Deep Space Nine.
  • Andy Warhol was a frequent babysitter for Mick Jagger’s daughter Jade.
  • Karaoke machines were first built in Japan in 1971. The word “karaoke” means “empty orchestra” in Japanese.

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