Welcome to another round of trivia that will stretch your brain and tickle your funny bone! Today, we’re diving into the whimsical world of weird facts. Did you know that in 1783, the first manned hot air balloon flight took place? It’s not the only way to defy gravity—did you ever try convincing a cow to donate its milk when a goat is around? In the spirit of exploration, let’s also unravel some of the mysteries behind curious names; for instance, what on earth does “Canada” really mean? Spoiler alert: it’s not just a word that rhymes with “banda”! So grab your thinking cap and prepare for a wild ride—or perhaps a flight of fancy—because today, we might just discover whether an adult male baboon can truly take on a leopard. Buckle up, trivia aficionados!
1. Who made the first manned hot air balloon flight in 1783?
Jules Verne of course. He was always before his time.
2. Which is the more widely used around the world, cow’s milk or goat’s milk?
No idea, but it should be oat milk. Or soy!
3. What does the word “Canada” mean?
We don’t want your tariffs!
4. True or False, an adult male baboon can kill an adult leopard?
False! the only thing that can kill an adult leopard is awful looking shoes.
5. Which U.S. State has the nickname “Hawkeye”?
Whatever the state that Hawkeye is from. You know, the Marvel guy. It’s all about Marvel this week. And Trump. And tariffs. And the stock market. And whatever the fuck else that jerk comes up with.
6. In which decade of the 19th Century did Christmas Day become a national U.S. holiday?
It’s still not a holiday, because Christmas can only be celebrated in July when Jesus truly was born.
7. Which strong cheese, made from ewe’s milk and stored in caves, is named after a village in France?
Cancer due to IGF-1.
8. Who painted “Whistler’s Mother”?
Mr. Bean!
9. In Denmark they are known as “laks” what are they known as in English?
Scissors?
10. Approximately what percentage of humans are left-handed?
All of those who are not?
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